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What Is Brazil?

2008, English. Directed by Rob Hedden.

Rob Hedden's witty on-set documentary captures the revolutionary air that had begun to swirl around Brazil even before the controversy surrounding its U.S. release. It features footage of director Terry Gilliam; actors Michael Palin, Jonathan Pryce, and Kim Geist; screenwriters Tom Stoppard and Charles McKeown; and other key members of Brazil's cast and crew.

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Released
16 April 2008
Written by
Janice Miller, Rob Hedden
Budget
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What Is Brazil? (2008) was directed by Rob Hedden and stars Patrick Cassavetti, Richard Conway, Julian Doyle.

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