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Muanza, a woman born in the Kingdom of Kongo in the early nineteenth century and trafficked to Brazil, awakens to find herself in the present, roaming the streets of Rio’s rapidly changing port region, known as ‘Pequena Africa’, or Little Africa.
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Muanza, a woman born in the Kingdom of Kongo in the early nineteenth century and trafficked to Brazil, awakens to find herself in the present, roaming the streets of Rio’s rapidly changing port region, known as ‘Pequena Africa’, or Little Africa.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Julia De Simone, Aline Portugal, Mariana Luiza
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Anavilhana Filmes, Mirada Filmes, Uma Pedra no Sapato
Cast
Julia De Simone
Director
Lucília Raimundo
Muanza
Samira Carvalho
Kieza
Maria d'Aires
Catarina
Mãe Celina de Xangô
Mãe Celina de Xangô
Dandara Machado de Lima
Criança
Jeniffer Dias
Teodora
Alan Rocha
Prudêncio
Nizagi Donaciano
Ignacio
Thiago Justino
Tabelião
Agamenon Bomfim de Abreu
Escrivão
Aurora Eyer
Vendedora de Cigarros
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