Jamie Foxx Brings Swagger To The Courtroom In "The Burial"
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Cruz e Sousa - The Banished Poet
Poet Cruz e Souza was a black man, born in the State of Santa Catarina, Brazil, where the majority of the population are blonde. He was also poor and fell a prey to the racism of his time. Died young, at 37, and dragged the great love of his life, Gavíria, into a path of great suffering.
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Poet Cruz e Souza was a black man, born in the State of Santa Catarina, Brazil, where the majority of the population are blonde. He was also poor and fell a prey to the racism of his time. Died young, at 37, and dragged the great love of his life, Gavíria, into a path of great suffering.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sylvio Back
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Runtime:86 minutes
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Cast
Sylvio Back
Director
Kadu Carneiro
Cruz e Sousa
Maria Ceiça
Gavita
Dani Ornellas
Pedra Antióquia
Léa Garcia
Mãe de Cruz e Sousa
Guilherme Weber
Nestor Vitor
Jaqueline Valdivia
Mulher Nua / Mãe da Pianista
Luigi Cutolo
Virgílio Várzea
Carol Xavier
Julieta dos Santos
Marcelo Perna
Araújo Figueiredo
Jacques Basseti
Oscar Rosas
Ricardo Bussy
Tibúrcio de Freitas
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