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Gerda Disappears!

"Gerda Malaperis!" (Gerda Disappears!) is based on the Esperanto novel by Swiss writer Claude Piron, which has been used as a learners' reader for years. Gerda is an expert on obscure and cryptic languages. Then she is abducted.

Top Cast

  • Lorena Leos

    Lorena Leos

    Gerda

  • Eliezer Emanuel

    Eliezer Emanuel

    Bob

  • Vitor Leitão

    Vitor Leitão

    Tom

  • Sara Monteiro

    Sara Monteiro

    Linda

  • Cleber Veloso

    Cleber Veloso

    Kaptinto

  • Jaime Bazilio

    Jaime Bazilio

    Blondulo

Overview

"Gerda Malaperis!" (Gerda Disappears!) is based on the Esperanto novel by Swiss writer Claude Piron, which has been used as a learners' reader for years. Gerda is an expert on obscure and cryptic languages. Then she is abducted.

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