Carandiru
2003When a doctor decides to carry out an AIDS prevention program inside Latin America’s largest prison: the Casa de Detenção de São Paulo - Carandiru, he meets the future victims of one of the darkest days in Brazilian History when the State of São Paulo’s Military Police, with the excuse for law enforcement, shot to death 111 people. Based on real facts and on the book written by Dráuzio Varella.
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Luiz Carlos Vasconcelos
as Doutor (Physician)
Milton Gonçalves
as Chico
Ivan de Almeida
as Nego Preto (Ebony)
Aílton Graça
as Majestade (Majesty)
Maria Luísa Mendonça
as Dalva
Aida Leiner
as Rosirene
Rodrigo Santoro
as Lady Di
Gero Camilo
as Sem Chance (No Way)
Lázaro Ramos
as Ezequiel
Caio Blat
as Deusdete
Wagner Moura
as Zico
Julia Ianina
as Francineide
Sabrina Greve
as Catarina
Floriano Peixoto
as Antônio Carlos
Ricardo Blat
as Claudiomiro
Vanessa Gerbelli
as Célia
Leona Cavalli
as Dina
Milhem Cortaz
as Peixeira (Dagger)
Dionísio Neto
as Lula
Antônio Grassi
as Seu Pires
Enrique Díaz
as Gilson
Robson Nunes
as Dada
André Ceccato
as Barba
Bukassa Kabengele
as Prison Narrator
Sabotage
as Fuinha
Rita Cadillac
as Herself
Luis Miranda
as Paulo Boca
Serjão Loroza
as Gordo (Fatso)
Walter Breda
as Antônio
Leopoldo Pacheco
as Governor's Representative
Nill Marcondes
as Pimenta
Celso Sim
as Trans Officiant
Oscar Magrini
as Dina's Lover
Cláudia Wonder
as Trans Prisoner
Clemente Viscaíno
Gustavo Trestini
Flávio Rocha
Nicolas Trevijano
Marcos Suchara
Marcello Escorel
Vera Mancini
Luciano Quirino
Salete Campari
as Trans Prisoner
Eduardo Mancini
Gal Quaresma
Igor Moreira
André Nascimento
Claudio Albuquerque
Angelo Brandini
Caio Cesar
Drago
Guido Campos Correa
Antônio de Andrade
Carlos Junior
Cleide Queiroz
Fabio Ock
Ivan Cápua
Riba Carlovich
Maurício Marques
Kaio Pezzutti
Paulo Ribeiro
Rejane Arruda
Roberto Audio
Kiko Dinucci
Mirtes Mesquita
Pedro Vieira
Taroba
Rubens Mello
as Preso