Verão-da-Lata na Era Paleozoica
The story of the summer in which 22 tonnes of weed were floating upon the waves of Brazilian seas, magically compressed in 15,000 shiny metal cans. Based on one of the most famous episodes in the history of Brazilian Cannabis culture.
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The story of the summer in which 22 tonnes of weed were floating upon the waves of Brazilian seas, magically compressed in 15,000 shiny metal cans. Based on one of the most famous episodes in the history of Brazilian Cannabis culture.
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Genre:Documentary, History, Comedy, Crime
Written By:João Pedro Albuquerque
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:filmesàcólera, PAULINHO MORREU ESFAQUEADO NO CHUVEIRO FILMES
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