Onde Assistir Marta no Brasil
Tense Czech war drama. Descubra "Marta", um cativante filme que estreou nas telas em 2006. Esta produção, originária de República Checa conta com contribuições de Petra Špalková no papel de Marta, Vojtěch Štěpánek no papel de Marek, Viktor Fatka no papel de Soldier #1 (as Viktor Fatka), Tomáš Pavelka no papel de Soldier #2 e Jan Novotný no papel de Father.
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- Tempo de execução
- 81 minutos
- Lançado
- País de Origem
- República Checa
- Idiomas
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