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Featuring:
Wagner Moura, Lima Duarte, Mariana Lima
Written by:
Luciano Moura
Elena Soarez
Directed by:
Luciano Moura
Release Date:
January 20, 2012
Original Title:
A Busca
Alternate Titles:
A Busca
Father's Chair
Le Chemin
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Globo Filmes
Production Countries:
Brazil
Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13
Runtime: 93
Theo is living the good life in an upscale Brazilian neighborhood. He’s a hardworking doctor, husband, and father. However, Theo has chosen his career over his family, and little by little he discovers that his world is crumbling around him. His beloved mentor and surrogate father is dying, and his wife announces that she wants a divorce. Yet nothing prepares him for the day when he comes home to discover that his 15-year-old son, Pedro, has disappeared. Theo takes to the road in search of his son. In a journey that leads him throughout Brazil, Theo discovers what really matters to him. Searching for his missing son, Theo finds himself.
A man who has put his career ahead of everything else in life learns the value of family when his son goes missing.
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Art Direction:
Marcelo Escañuela
Costume Design:
Andrea Simonetti
Director:
Luciano Moura
Director of Photography:
Adrian Teijido
Editor:
Lucas Gonzaga
Makeup Department Head:
Martín Macías Trujillo
Producer:
Andrea Barata Ribeiro
Bel Berlnick
Sound Editor:
Juliana Lopes
Débora Morbi
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Paulo Gama
Writer:
Luciano Moura
Elena Soarez
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