Carne Mal Passada (2022)
Overview
Joel is part of the avid audience of police shows. Punitive content surrounds him and the boundaries of this relationship are becoming less and less clear: does he consume violence or does violence consume him?
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | pt |
| Popularity | 0.0453 |
Directed By
Iasmim Paiva
Maria Rita Araújo
Vitor César Oliveira
Crew
Alice Karine
Maria Clara Campos
Iasmim Paiva
Maria Rita Araújo
Antony Taymey
Vitor César Oliveira
Bia Assis
Iasmim Paiva
Vitor César Oliveira
Renan Felipe
Bia Assis
Vitor César Oliveira
Maria Rita Araújo
Iasmim Paiva
Iasmim Paiva
Maria Clara Campos
Erica Costa
TOP CAST
Jackson Lázaro
Joel
Enio Cavalcante
Narrador
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