| Belowars | |
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| Directed by | Paulo Munhoz |
| Written by | Paulo Munhoz Érico Beduschi |
| Based on | Guerra Dentro da Gente by Paulo Leminski |
| Music by | Vadeco |
Production company | Tecnokena |
| Distributed by | Kinopus |
Release date |
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Running time | 71 minutes |
| Country | Brazil |
| Language | Portuguese |
Belowars is a 2009 Brazilian animated film directed by Paulo Munhoz based on the book Guerra Dentro da Gente, by Paulo Leminski. [1]
The film follows the story of Baita, a boy who meets an old man, Kutala, who offers to start it in the art of war. Seduced by that idea, Baita starts a journey of adventure and inner transformation. [2]
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