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Rafael Morais


Rafael Morais began acting at the age of 14. Before the release of Rafael's first feature film Doomed Love he starred in a variety of plays. At 18 he was cast as the lead in the critically acclaimed feature film How to Draw a Perfect Circle. Having screened at the Toronto, Palm Springs, AFI Fest, Miami and San Sebastian Film Festivals... See full bio »

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in Portugal

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Filmography

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2012 You Are the Blood (short)
Dan
 
2011 Blood of My Blood
Joca Fialho
 
2009 L'arc-en-ciel (TV short)
Gary
 
2009 How to Draw a Perfect Circle
Guilherme
 
2009 Gone (short)
Tom
 
2008 Doomed Love
Manuel Botelho
 
Hide HideDirector (1 title)
2012 You Are the Blood (short)
 
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2012 You Are the Blood (short)
 
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2010 FCU: Fact Checkers Unit (TV series) (special thanks - 8 episodes)
Fact Master (2010) (special thanks)
Fear of Flying (2010) (special thanks)
Gilfanator (2010) (special thanks)
Blonde on Blonde (2010) (special thanks)
The Rider (2010) (special thanks)
 
Hide HideSelf (7 titles)
2012 Stage 5 (TV series)
Himself
June 2012 (2012) … Himself
 
2012 Golden Globes, Portugal (TV movie)
Himself (Nominee)
 
2011 Golden Globes, Portugal (TV movie)
Himself (Nominee)
 
2011 The Actor's Work (documentary)
Himself
 
2003 Cartaz (TV series)
Himself (2008)
 
2003 Cartaz Cultural (TV series)
Himself (2008)
 
2008 Golden Globes, Portugal (TV movie)
Himself
 

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Blood of My Blood -- The realities of life are harsh in Padre Cruz, a slum on the edge of Lisbon, and its inhabitants struggle with violence and poverty. João Canijo’s latest feature portrays life in this decrepit Portuguese suburb through the story of a family attempting to transcend its hardships. 

Márcia (Rita Blanco) shares cramped quarters with her two young-adult children and her sister Ivete. Her daughter Cláudia shows promise in her nursing studies, but her son Joca (Rafael Morais) is a delinquent with a suspicious supply of cash. 

Márcia’s hopes for her daughter’s future are thrown into turmoil, however, when Cláudia announces she’s having a relationship with a married professor, an admission that brings out the spectre of Márcia’s own past. Márcia is determined to bring the affair to an end, even if it means compromising her cherished relationship with Cláudia. 

In her late thirties and yearning for companionship, Ivete loves her family and has a soft spot for her nephew Joca, despite his frequent brushes with the law. When a notorious drug dealer discovers Joca has tried to cheat him, the latter turns to Ivete, the only person who will bail him out. The fallout from the incident has perilous consequences for them both. Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean -- The new motion picture about an outsider icon, written and directed by Matthew Mishory. "Sexy and mesmerizing!" -- The San Francisco Chronicle. "A nuanced portrayal of an entire era." -- Artforum. (c) 2012-2013 Joshua Tree 1951 The Film LLC. How to Draw a Perfect Circle --  In a house, the last trace of a Lisbon that has long disappeared, Guilherme and Sofia grow up sharing experiences and slowly discovering for the first time their sexuality. Guilherme, sheltered in a female universe, unable to deal with the uncorresponded love of his sister and her relationships with other boys, ends up running away. After the death of his grandmother Clara, Guilherme refugees himself in his father’s house, who is immersed in a almost autistic world, which leaves him increasingly isolated. Guilherme discovers that life can not be held in a perfect circle and returns home. When the twins finally meet, they rediscover the sexual tension that surrounded them since the beginning, and love finally takes shape. “How To Draw a Perfect Circle” is intimate and silent in style, offering the pleasure of exploring the limits, creating a closed, claustrophobic universe, innocent and contagious in the simplicity of its emotions, where everyday situations become at times brutal, cruel, yet infused with a strangely perverse beauty.
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Personal Details


Height:

5' 10¾" (1.80 m)
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Brother of Zaden Alexander. See more »

Star Sign:

Cancer