Laio (2014)
While out with his friends for fun one night in São Paulo, Leandro is confronted with glimpses of his own violence. The film is loosely inspired by the homophobic attack that occurred in the Paulista Avenue area, in which teenagers used fluorescent lamps as a weapon.
Director: Daniel Grinspum
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Giovanni Gallo as |
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Gabriel Calamari as |
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Vinicius Pimentel as |
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Luis Fernando Delalibera as |
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Philipe Marsuli as |
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Marisa Paiva as |
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Eduardo Gomes as |
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Thiago Antunes as |
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Aline Leite as |
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Gustavo Paulino as |
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Rafaela Fontoura as |
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Laís Blanco as |
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Bruno Martins as |
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Vinicius Brasil as |
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Thaina Lopes as |
| Production | Íssis Valenzuela | Production Executive |
| Crew | Kapel Furman | Director of Communications |
| Editing | Daniel Grinspum | Editor |
| Production | Nalu Béco | Production Director |
| Directing | Daniel Grinspum | Director |
| Production | Vinicius Prado Martins | Production Executive |
| Art | Dicezar Leandro | Art Direction |
| Writing | Nalu Béco | Writer |
| Sound | Gustavo Monteiro | Sound |
| Directing | Ricardo Mordoch | Assistant Director |
| Production | Rafael Myga | Casting Director |
| Camera | Tiago Tambelli | Director of Photography |
