Debate Polêmico: Maurício Saldanha x Pablo Villaça (2012)
Overview
An epic showdown where two movie critics, each with a different perspective on how to critique movies, engage in a legendary debate.
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Directed By
Mauricio Saldanha
Pablo Villaça
TOP CAST
Mauricio Saldanha
As himself
Pablo Villaça
As himself
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