Apolônio Brasil, Campeão da Alegria (2003) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 21, 2003

Original Title:
Apolônio Brasil, Campeão da Alegria

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Music

Production Companies:
MAC Produções
RioFilme

Production Countries:
Brazil

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 12 

Runtime: 118

Apolônio Brasil was a pianist at a famous nightclub in Rio de Janeiro, from the 1950s until his untimely death. Quite a character, Apolônio was loved by women and idolized by his audience and friends. His contagious joy attracts the attention of American scientist Dr. Boris Lewitsky, who comes to Brazil in order to interview Apolônio's close friends and make them a most unusual offer concerning the remains of the late musician.

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Art Direction:
José Joaquim Salles

Assistant Director:
Lulu Corrêa

Associate Producer:
Hugo Carvana

Boom Operator:
Alvaro Correia

Choreographer:
Renato Vieira
Tânia Nardini

Costume Design:
Kika Lopes

Director:
Hugo Carvana

Director of Photography:
Nonato Estrela

Editor:
Diana Vasconcellos

Executive Producer:
Flávio Chaves
Tuinho Schwartz

First Assistant Camera:
Breno Cunha
Pedro Serrão

Music:
David Tygel

Post Production Supervisor:
Sylvia Ramos

Producer:
Flávio Chaves

Production Controller:
Marcelo Guerra

Second Assistant Camera:
Martina Rupp

Sound:
Cristiano Maciel
José Moreau Louzeiro

Sound Editor:
Simone Petrillo

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rodrigo Noronha

Visual Effects:
Marcelo Souza

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Sérgio Schmid

Writer:
Denise Bandeira
Mauro Wilson
Joaquim Assis
Hugo Carvana

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