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Jubiabá
Jubiabá is a French-Brazilian film based on the homonymous novel by Jorge Amado. The film tells the story of the interracial love between the daughter of a rich Commander and Antonio Balduíno, a rascal, fighter and famous lover from Salvador.
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Jubiabá is a French-Brazilian film based on the homonymous novel by Jorge Amado. The film tells the story of the interracial love between the daughter of a rich Commander and Antonio Balduíno, a rascal, fighter and famous lover from Salvador.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Henri Raillard, Ney Santanna, Nelson Pereira dos Santos
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Banco Econômico, Embrafilme, France 2, Regina Filmes, SFP
Cast
Nelson Pereira dos Santos
Director
Grande Otelo
Jubiabá
Antonio José Santana
Antônio Balduíno (criança)
Luis Santos de Santana
Antônio Balduíno (moleque)
Charles Baiano
Antônio Balduíno
Tatiana Issa
Lindinalva (criança)
Françoise Goussard
Lindinalva
Romeu Evaristo
Gordo
Betty Faria
Madame Zaira
Raymond Pellegrin
Comendador
Zezé Motta
Rosenda
Henri Raillard
Gustavo
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