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Duda Mamberti | ... |
Benjamin Abrahão
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Lampião
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Aramis Trindade | ... |
Tenente Lindalvo Rosas
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Chico Díaz | ... |
Cel. Zé de Zito
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Joffre Soares | ... |
Padre Cícero
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Cláudio Mamberti | ... |
Cel. João Libório
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Germano Haiut | ... |
Ademar Albuquerque
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Manoel Constantino |
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John Donovan | ... |
The Boy
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Giovanna Gold | ... |
Jacobina
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Daniela Mastroianni | ... |
Recife's Woman
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Rutílio Oliveira |
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Roger de Renor |
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Geninha da Rosa Borges | ... |
Arminda
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A Lebanese photographer living in Brazil in the '30s manages to take pictures of Lampião, a legendary Brazilian outlaw, kind of a tropical Robin Hood.
Baile Perfumado (Perfumed Ball) is a wonderful experimentation on cinema language, the way it works with the colors, the narrative and the mitology of one of the most interesting name in the brazilian history; it shows the creative that is miss in the arts of nowadays, and that was the essence of brazilian cinema. Baile Perfumado is the hope of a new stile of cinema in Brazil, of course there are order goods films made here in this decade, like Central do Brazil (Central Station), but nome of them shows the creation power of Baile Perfumado, the innovation that resembles us to the films of Glauber, Nelson Perreira, and other names of Cinema Novo.