TV Series2016 · Estação Cultura da TVE · Ended · 26 min
An abandoned city. Amidst the shortage of resources, a group of survivors tries to understand what could have led to the devastation. The arrival of a stranger poses an even greater threat. What to expect from the future in Redenção?
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