The Price of Peace Trailer

The Price of Peace Trailer (2003)

23 August 2003 Drama 103 mins

At the end of the 19th century, an influential man diplomatically defended the city of Curitiba against the action of revolutionaries in the south of Brazil to depose the country's president.

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Cast

Herson Capri

as Barão do Serro zul

Giulia Gam

as Baronesa

Lima Duarte

as Gumercindo Saraiva

José de Abreu

as Cezário

Camila Pitanga

as Anésia

Danton Mello

as Daniel

Alexandre Nero

as Alferes Pimetel

Adolfo Pimentel

as Presciliano

Aldo Bueno

as Firmino

Altamar Cezar

as Lepage

Ana Appel

as Siroba

Aristeu Berger

as Rocha Pombo

Breno Bonin

as Gen. Ewerton de Quadros

Brígida Menegatti

as Filha Estancieiro 1

Chico Nogueira

as David Carneiro

International Releases Dates

Brazil 23 August 2003

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