Anger (2019)
- Released
- Runtime 0h 14m
- Director Bruno Adorno Alves
Synopsis
After the end of the Brazilian military dictatorship, Joel, a retired military man, faces his own conscience within the walls of his apartment. “Anger” is a symbolic and metaphorical analysis of a dark period and how a lack of understanding of the past can lead to consequences in the future.
Cast
- Joel Dornelas as Joel
Crew
- Bruno Adorno Alves Director
- Pedro Ferrarezzi Director of Photography
- Bruno Adorno Alves Editor
-
João Folharini
Producer
- Rauany Nunes Farias Producer
- Raphael Carnelós Producer
- Bruno Adorno Alves Writer
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