Vira-Saia: Enemy of the Crown (2026)
Ouro Preto, one of Brazil’s most historically significant cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was once known as Vila Rica. Its history is filled with stories and characters that have transcended generations through oral tradition, folk tales, and the stories passed down by its people. Through the accounts of several interviewees, the film tells the story of Antônio Francisco Alves, known as Vira-Saia, one of these figures who, even before Tiradentes and the Minas Conspiracy, had already challenged the Portuguese Crown and disrupted its plans for extracting gold and sending it to the capital of the Portuguese Empire.
Directors: Artur Magalhães, Anthony Christian Fernandes.
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Deolinda dos Santos as Dona Deolinda |
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Douglas Aparecido as Douglas Aparecido |
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Tuca Costa as Tuca Costa |
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Ângela Leite Xavier as Ângela Leite Xavier |
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Angelo Oswaldo as Angelo Oswaldo |
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Rogério Fernandes as Rogério Fernandes |
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Naiara Carvalho as Naiara Carvalho |
| Directing | Artur Magalhães | Director |
| Camera | Lucas Aidiax | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Anthony Christian Fernandes | Director |
| Production | Artur Magalhães | Producer |
| Production | Anthony Christian Fernandes | Producer |
| Art | Marília Soto Marcicano | Production Illustrator |
| Crew | Anthony Christian Fernandes | Script |
| Crew | Artur Magalhães | Script |
| Editing | Anthony Christian Fernandes | Editor |
| Sound | Beco dos Contos | Music |
| Sound | Tuca Costa | Music |
| Editing | Igor Azevedo | Colorist |
| Sound | Luan Carlos "Romathael" | Sound Designer |
| Writing | Artur Magalhães | Writer |
| Writing | Anthony Christian Fernandes | Writer |