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The greater requires the lesser
In Rio de Janeiro, over many days, the director Maria Ramos witnesses and films the judgment of several teenagers accused of stealing, trafficking and murdering. Underage youths are protected by the Brazilian laws and their faces can not be exposed; therefore, they are replaced by teenagers from poor communities.
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- Runtime
- 90 minutes
- Released
- Origin Country
- Brazil
- Languages
- en
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