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Os Arcanos da Loucura
A collection of reports from people who lived with four former patients at the Juquery Psychiatric Hospital (located in Franco da Rocha, Brazil). A poetic tour through the lives of these characters, in the midst of one of the deepest scars in Brazilian history.
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A collection of reports from people who lived with four former patients at the Juquery Psychiatric Hospital (located in Franco da Rocha, Brazil). A poetic tour through the lives of these characters, in the midst of one of the deepest scars in Brazilian history.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama, History
Written By:Andrea Macera, Eduardo Bartolomeu
In Theaters:
Box Office:$500
Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:O Tripé Audiovisual
Cast
Brunno Bimbati, Diego Galera, Gabriel Gomes, João Italo
Director
Eduardo Bartolomeu
Ele mesmo
Pedro Quintanilla
Ele mesmo
Ubirajara Ferreira Braga
Ele mesmo (imagens de arquivo)
Dona Maria Luiza
Ela mesma
Dona Palmira
Ela mesma
Dona Sueli
Ela mesma
Ragi
Ela mesma
Fernanda Ferrari
Carol (nova)
Edna Cabral
Carol (idosa)
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