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Renato Freitas: Born to Disturb
The film shows how Renato Freitas breaks into the spaces of institutional power, going head-to-head with corrupt political bosses and fighting radically for the lives of all people. We go behind the scenes of these clashes, the persecution, and the resistance strategies of one of us in power.
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The film shows how Renato Freitas breaks into the spaces of institutional power, going head-to-head with corrupt political bosses and fighting radically for the lives of all people. We go behind the scenes of these clashes, the persecution, and the resistance strategies of one of us in power.
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Genre:Documentary, History
Written By:Jessica Candal
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Runtime:40 minutes
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Cast
Allan Marques
Director
Renato Freitas
Self / Narrator (voice)
Amanda Caroline (Bandiva)
Self
Abrão Gaspar C. Santos
Self
Aron Gaspar
Self
Arthur Luiz de Oliveira Cardozo
Self
Aurora Freitas Costa
Self
Brunna Moraes
Self
Carlos Maloca
Self
Fábio Donizete
Self
Jessica Candal
Self
Jiyad Gabriel Paulino Caetano dos Santos
Self
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