Revolves around the love between an immortal hero and Janaína, the woman he has been in love with for 600 years, through Brazil's colonization, slavery, military regime and the future, in 2096, in the midst of wars for water.
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Title: Rio 2096: A Story of Love and Fury (2013)
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3 wins & 9 nominations.
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| Selton Mello | ... | Abeguar (voice) | |
| Camila Pitanga | ... | Janaína (voice) | |
| Rodrigo Santoro | ... | Piatã / Junior (voice) | |
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Carlos Alayeto | ... | Cheif Plata (voice) |
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Paula Barros | ... | Janaina (voice) |
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Rosa Maria Rodrigues Baróli | ... | Reporter Woman (voice) |
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Laís Bodanzky | ... | Passageira (voice) |
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Carolina Bodanzky Bolognesi | ... | Youngest Daughter (voice) |
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Maria Bodanzky Bolognesi | ... | Hermes Pereira Baroli (voice) |
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Thiago Brisolla | ... | Militant #4 (voice) |
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Rogério Brito | ... | Don Cosme / Additional Feijao (voice) |
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Hernan Chavarro | ... | Junior (voice) |
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José Eduardo Monteiro De Carvalho | ... | Agatha Pauliya Martins (voice) |
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Pedro Alcântara Machado De Vasconcelos | ... | Janaina's Son (voice) |
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Júlia Yamaguchi Ferreira | ... | Eldest Daughter (voice) |
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In 1566, in Guanabara, the Tupinambá warrior Abeguar is in love with Janaína. When a jaguar attacks Abeguar and Janaína, he jumps off a cliff with her and he flies. The shaman advises Abeguar that he was the chosen one by the god Munhã to lead his tribe and fight against the evil Anhangá. When the tribe leader Piatã joins the French in the fight against the Portuguese, the entire Tupinambás are slaughtered and Abeguar turns into a bird that flies for more than two hundred years to find Janaina. In 1825, the warrior is Manuel Balaio that lives with Janaína and their two daughters in Maranhão. When one of his daughters is raped by the abusive police commander, Balaio leads the oppressed locals against the police and they take down the Caxias city. The government sends Duque de Caxias and his troops that vanquish the rebels and Balaio turns into a bird again that flies for more than one hundred and forty years to find Janaína again. In 1968, in Rio, the warrior is Cau, but Janaína is a ... Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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brazilian history | science | technology | brazilian science fiction | brazilian military dictatorship |Certificate:
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Arrangement and Keyboards by Rica Amabis and Tejo Damasceno
Drums and Arrangement by Pupillo
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This is the first Brazilian animated feature film to win the Cristal of Best Feature at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. See more »Quotes
Immortal Warrior: My heroes were never turned into statues. They died fighting against the ones who were.See more »
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Morte Tupinambas - Indian DeathArrangement and Keyboards by Rica Amabis and Tejo Damasceno
Drums and Arrangement by Pupillo
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Release Date:
7 February 2020 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Rio 2096 See more »Filming Locations:
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Budget:
$4,000,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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Now this animated movie is more than complex. And I'm not talking only about the different time lines this has. Obviously one of the things this is trying to convey, is that you can't leave the past just laying there. Forgetting about it, just is not an option. If you believe the movie, there is always a connection. A weird one, but there is one and I'm sure many believe that too.
Even if you don't believe it, the visual style will grab your attention. It might wear off though after a while and might not keep you hooked until the end. Whatever the case, you have to like your movies to be a bit different and have a science fiction touch to them. If that is the case you will really like it ... if not, even the 6 I gave it, will sound too much in your eyes ...