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Brazil’s bright future

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By Michael Pickard
July 9, 2020

The Director’s Chair
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Carlos Manga Jr, the director behind Globo miniseries Unsoul and Aruanas, speaks to DQ about the changing direction of Brazilian series and the universal appeal of supernatural dramas.

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