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Thiago & Ísis e os Biomas do Brasil poster

Thiago & Ísis e os Biomas do Brasil 

Siblings Thiago and Ísis,explore three Brazilian biomas: Cerrado, Pantanal and Mata Atlântica together with their father, filmmaker João. They help an animal in danger in each scenario and discover their importance and their mysteries. The film presents the theme of environmental preservation to children in a playful way, with music and funny animations.
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Siblings Thiago and Ísis,explore three Brazilian biomas: Cerrado, Pantanal and Mata Atlântica together with their father, filmmaker João. They help an animal in danger in each scenario and discover their importance and their mysteries. The film presents the theme of environmental preservation to children in a playful way, with music and funny animations.

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Genre:Animation, Family, Documentary
Directed By:João Amorim
Written By:Joao G. Amorim, Fábio Brasil, Roberta S. Saboya
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Amorim Filmes

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