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Honorio never knew peace. Pursued by conflicts that shaped his existence in the backlands, he finds a saving irony in his band of bandits: the discipline of war as a remedy for the chaos of the soul. The film follows his transition from a cornered countryman to a man who, finally, finds his place in the world — even if that place is under the stigma of a life with guns.
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Honorio never knew peace. Pursued by conflicts that shaped his existence in the backlands, he finds a saving irony in his band of bandits: the discipline of war as a remedy for the chaos of the soul. The film follows his transition from a cornered countryman to a man who, finally, finds his place in the world — even if that place is under the stigma of a life with guns.
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Genre:Western
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Studio:Film Independent
Cast
José Roberto Braga
Director
José Roberto Braga
Cangaceiro Merceeiro
Caio Jordão
Sargento Isidoro
Rocha Oliveira
Padre Severino
Fernanda Lobo
Cangaceira Teresa
Erasmo Santos
Coiteiro
Raffael Barroso
Coronel Prudêncio
Adriano Silva
Coronel Fontes
Joice mendes
Cangaceira Agnólia
Giovanni Marsallis
Cangaceiro Veleiro Maçante
Aldo Anísio
Capitão Facundo
Mariana Barros
Cangaceira Ana Maria
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