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8.2/10 • 4

1989-05-02 • 1h 40m

Documentary

A look at the Brazilian black movement between 1977 and 1988, going by the relationship between Brazil and Africa.

Directors
Raquel Gerber
Writters
Raquel Gerber, Maria Beatriz Nascimento
Editors
Renato Neiva Moreira

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  1. Maria Beatriz Nascimento

    Maria Beatriz Nascimento

    (voice)

  2. Gilberto Gil

    Gilberto Gil

    Self

  3. Abdias Nascimento

    Abdias Nascimento

    Self

  4. Joel Rufino dos Santos

    Joel Rufino dos Santos

    Self

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Status
Released
Original Language
Portuguese
Budget
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Revenue
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Keywords
africaraceessay filmdiasporablack cinemayoruba