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Down Quixote
Down Quixote is a feature film adapted from the classic Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes, written and directed by Leonardo Cortez, with a cast made up exclusively of actors with Down Syndrome. The actors are part of the ADID Theater Group which, in 2021, completes 23 years of existence, with 12 shows inspired by classics of world dramaturgy.
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Down Quixote is a feature film adapted from the classic Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes, written and directed by Leonardo Cortez, with a cast made up exclusively of actors with Down Syndrome. The actors are part of the ADID Theater Group which, in 2021, completes 23 years of existence, with 12 shows inspired by classics of world dramaturgy.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Fantasy
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Spray Filmes, SESI-SP
Cast
Leonardo Cortez
Director
Ian Pereira
Dom Quixote
Rodrigo Botoni
Policial / Contrarregra
Giovanna Marteleto
Jovem Cigana 1
Daniel Gejer
Segismundo
Renan Sant'Ana
Sr Antônio
Marcos Minoru
Padre Miguel
Giulia Merigo
Encrenca Pança
Felipe Assunção
Fedegoso
Jéssica Pereira
Antonella
Katia Maçães
Sra Francisca
João Simões
Sancho Pança
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