Clay Men (2025)
Desire and guilt traverse the journey of Pássaro, the only son of the Tamai family, and Ângelo, the youngest son of the Miranda family and Marciano's brother. Living in a small town, Pássaro and Marciano were best friends as children, despite the constant tension that surrounded their neighbors. However, fights between their parents drove them apart and their friendship faded. Years later, Pássaro and Ângelo meet again at a party and become attracted to each other, experiencing a passion that defies prejudice and stigma. The relationship, however, provokes Marciano's anger and hostility and rekindles resentments of the enmity between the families.
Director: Angelisa Stein
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Gui Mallmann as Pássaro Tamai |
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Alexandre Borin as Marciano Miranda |
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João Pedro Prates as Ângelo Miranda |
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Cassiano Ranzolin as Oscar Tamai |
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Rafael Guerra as Elvio Miranda |
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Gabriela Greco as Estela Miranda |
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Felicitas Chaves as Celina Tamai |
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Néstor Monasterio as Mágico do Parque |
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Gonzalo Reinol Andrada as Fiscal de Segurança |
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Bruno Fernandes as Nando |
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Artur Gaudenzi as Luiz |
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Mariana Catalane as Vero |
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Sophia Pitarch Stein as Yani Medeiros |
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Arthur Menegon Marques as Pássaro Tamai (criança) |
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Pedro Krieger as Marciano Miranda (criança) |
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Miguel Almeida as Ângelo Miranda (criança) |
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Enzo Behrens Correa as Nando (criança) |
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Weslley Dias as Luiz (criança) |
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Silvia Duarte as Dona Gigi |
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Morena Santos as Amante do Oscar Tamai |
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Ruimara Stein as Cartomante |
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Eduardo Leal as Figuração especial |
| Directing | Angelisa Stein | Director |
| Writing | Gonzalo Heredia | Writer |
| Writing | Fernando Musa | Writer |
| Camera | Bruno Polidoro | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Bruno Carboni | Editor |
| Sound | Renan Franzen | Original Music Composer |
