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Peacetime (2009) [N/A]

Featuring:
Tony Ramos, Daniel Filho, Dan Stulbach

Written by:
Bosco Brasil

Directed by:
Daniel Filho


Release Date:
August 14, 2009

Original Title:
Tempos de Paz

Genres:
Drama | History

Production Companies:
Globo Filmes
Lereby Produções

Production Countries:
Brazil

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 12 

Runtime: 80

Overview from TheMovieDB

Rio de Janeiro, April 18, 1945. Brazil's foreign policy aligns closely with that of the United States and opens a brief period of democratic rule after the end of World War 2. For years, hundreds of people were arrested and tortured by the Vargas regime. But with the external pressure, several political prisoners gain freedom.

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Overview from Open Movies

Segismundo (Tony Ramos) is a former political police officer of Getúlio Vargas' government, who used to torture prisoners. In April 1945, he is the chief of the Immigration Office in Rio de Janeiro and, therefore, is in charge of preventing the entry of Nazis. Then, the Polish Clausewitz (Dan Stulbach) must convince him that he is a victim in order to gain access to the country. Peacetime is a film that turns a very complex issue (i.e. immigration) into a simple story of a day that changes the lives of two men.

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Rankings and Honors

Peacetime (2009) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 7.0/10
Awards Won: 4 wins & 17 nominations

Performers

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Production

ADR Mixer:
Bechen de Loredo

Art Direction:
Marcos Flaksman
Odair Zani

Assistant Art Director:
Eugênia Maakaroun

Assistant Director:
Cris D'amato
Cininha de Paula
Natalia Soutto

Assistant Editor:
Fábio Fatorelli

Associate Producer:
Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues

Camera Operator:
Mustapha Barat
Gilberto Otero

Cinematography:
Tuca Moraes

Costume Assistant:
Marianna Luz

Costume Design:
Antônio Araújo
Marilia Carneiro

Digital Effects Producer:
Eduarda Domenici
Rogério Marinho
Daniel T. Müller
Marcelo Ferreira PeeJay

Director:
Daniel Filho

Editor:
Diana Vasconcellos

Executive Producer:
Claudia Bejarano

First Assistant Camera:
Jorge Moviola
Joaquim Torres

First Assistant Director:
Bruno Garotti

First Assistant Editor:
Danilo Lemos

Focus Puller:
José George Rodrigues Alves

Foley Artist:
Bechen de Loredo
Sebastián Sonzogni
Francisco Rizzi
José E. Caldararo

Foley Recordist:
Esteban Golubicki

Intern:
Daniela Shaw

Line Producer:
Júlio Uchoa

Location Manager:
Flavia Santos

Makeup Artist:
Rosa Versoça

Music Director:
Egberto Gismonti

Post Production Coordinator:
Karina Vanes
Mariana Zdravca

Post Production Supervisor:
Sylvia Ramos

Producer:
Daniel Filho

Second Assistant Camera:
Daniel W. Xavier

Sound Editor:
Simone Petrillo
Vinicius Leal
Caue Leal

Sound Post Production Coordinator:
Adriano Machado

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Claudio Valdetaro
Branko Neškov

Sound Technical Supervisor:
Zezé d'Alice

Still Photographer:
Ique Esteves

Stunt Coordinator:
Fillipe Dias

Supervising Art Director:
Cristina Cirne

Visual Effects:
Raquel Sancinetti
Nills Bonetti
Rogério Marinho
Marco Prado
Vanessa Mariano

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Robson Sartori

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Marcelo Siqueira

Writer:
Bosco Brasil

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