Alma Negra da Cidade Trailer

Alma Negra da Cidade Trailer (1991)

06 June 1991 Factual 30 mins

The existence of racial discrimination did not prevent the affirmation of the black community in the urban space of São Paulo. Members of the black community, in intimate accounts, tell their origins, life trajectory, dreams, anxieties and how they see the situation of blacks, 102 years after the supposed abolition of slavery. Black women and men continue to have to fight for minimum rights and recognition of existence. Black resistance is an example of the struggle of oppressed peoples.

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Cast

Geraldo Filme

as himself

Vó Tonha

as herself

Arnaldo Xavier

as himself

Gê

as herself

Maria do Carmo

as herself

Mestre Bolinha

as himself

Mãe Silvia

as herself

Lumumba

as himself

Thaíde

as himself

Crew

Marcos Maia

Marcos Maia Executive Producer

Luiz Yukio Miyasaka

Luiz Yukio Miyasaka Cinematography

Maria Angélica Lemos

Maria Angélica Lemos Production Director

International Releases Dates

Brazil 06 June 1991

Production Companies

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