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The Mother 

A street vendor who lives in the outskirts of São Paulo returns home at night and does not find her teenager son. After a nonstop search, she finds out the boy was killed by the police and his body is missing. This is the beginning of this woman’s vertiginous fight for the right to bury her son, a fight that will not only unveil the excessive violence of one of most lethal police forces of the world, but also how structural is racism in Brazilian society.
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A street vendor who lives in the outskirts of São Paulo returns home at night and does not find her teenager son. After a nonstop search, she finds out the boy was killed by the police and his body is missing. This is the beginning of this woman’s vertiginous fight for the right to bury her son, a fight that will not only unveil the excessive violence of one of most lethal police forces of the world, but also how structural is racism in Brazilian society.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Cristiano Burlan
Written By:Ana Carolina Marinho, Cristiano Burlan
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Bela Filmes

Cast

Director

Cristiano Burlan

Director

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Marcélia Cartaxo

Maria

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Dunstin Farias

Valdo

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Mawusi Tulani

Lúcia

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Ana Carolina Marinho

Ana

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Henrique Zanoni

Alemão

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Helena Ignez

Dulce

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Kiko Marques

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Hélio Cícero

Santana

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Tuna Dwek

Elenice

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Carlos Meceni

Tobias

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Che Moais

Lázaro

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