A Brazilian Film
Portuguese. Directed by Raphael de Jesus.
Ângela, an aspiring actress and patricide, reflects on her life of hardships and the dire circumstances that led her to the heinous act, but repents after an encounter with an apparition of the Virgin Mary.
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- Language
- Portuguese
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- Release date in India
- In Production
- Original title
- Um Filme Brasileiro
- Written by
- Raphael de Jesus
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Who directed A Brazilian Film?
A Brazilian Film was directed by Raphael de Jesus and stars Alanna Biatriz, Kerolaine Zamprogna, Edson Carneiro.