'Unveiled': Why Did They Get Married?
The more we learned with each passing minute the bigger the reveal. This film ends with a serious bang and it was truly a joy to watch.
Sonhos de uma Noite no Sertão: os ensaios
During the creation of an adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream in the Ceará backlands (sertão), a group of actors plunges into an intense process of rehearsals, improvisations, and conflicts. As behind-the-scenes reality blends with fiction, desires, tensions, and power dynamics begin to slip out of control, turning the creative process itself into an unpredictable and vibrant experience.
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During the creation of an adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream in the Ceará backlands (sertão), a group of actors plunges into an intense process of rehearsals, improvisations, and conflicts. As behind-the-scenes reality blends with fiction, desires, tensions, and power dynamics begin to slip out of control, turning the creative process itself into an unpredictable and vibrant experience.
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Genre:Documentary, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Gabriel Viggo, Samires Costa
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:MuviMuvi
Cast
Gabriel Viggo
Director
Samires Costa
Hérmia / Ela mesmo
Marcos Rian
Demétrio / Ele mesmo
Kardec Miramez
Lisandro / Ele mesmo
Catherine Prado
Helena / Ela mesma
Emilia Rêgo
Maria Doralice / Terra / Ela mesma
Junior Arruda
Chico Gomes / Chuva / Ele mesmo
Mikas
Pirilampo / Ela mesma
Alice Miller
Flor-de-Aroeira / Ela mesma
Rycleson Rodrigues
Flor-de-Carnaúba / Ele mesmo
Dryelle Lemos
Muriçoca / Ela mesma
Jean Augusto
Fundilhos / Ele mesmo
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