O Sequestro (1981)
A robber breaks into a house in the Santa Teresa district of Rio de Janeiro and kidnaps the family's youngest son. Based on a true kidnapping that happened in Rio de Janeiro in the 1970s, whose victim, Carlinhos, has never been found to this day.
Director:
Victor di Mello
Writers:
José Louzeiro, Valério Meinel.
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Jorge Dória as Marcondes |
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Milton Moraes as Argola |
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Carlo Mossy as Vilarinho |
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Helena Ramos as Fátima |
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Gracinda Couto as Alice |
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Myriam Pérsia as Lucinha |
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Adriano Reys as Pedro |
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Otávio Augusto as Maurílio |
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Paulo Pinheiro as Daniel |
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Maria Alves as Petrolina |
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Celso Faria as Banqueiro |
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Fernando José as Derácio |
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Luiz Bandeira as Gustavo |
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Adriana Cunha as |
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Banzo Africano as Maçaneta |
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Ura de Agadir as |
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Angela Leclery as Travesti |
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Leovegildo Cordeiro as |
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J. Diniz as Passarela |
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Santos Lima as |
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Duarte de Moraes as |
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Catalina Bonakie as |
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Newton Couto as |
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Rui Jorge Moreira Alves as |
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José Antonio Farah Lopes as |
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Ivel Alves Junior as |
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Jorge Stephen Mello as Zezinho |
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Sandra Simone Lemos Lima as |
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Rodrigo Reis do Nascimento as |
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Marcos Toledo as |
| Directing | Victor di Mello | Director |
| Production | Carlo Mossy | Producer |
| Production | José Caruzzo Escafura | Associate Producer |
| Production | Avelino Dias dos Santos | Associate Producer |
| Production | Victor di Mello | Associate Producer |
| Sound | Marcos Valle | Music |
| Sound | Paulo Sérgio Valle | Music |
| Camera | Antônio Gonçalves | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Aloisio Viana | Sound |
| Editing | Giuseppe Baldacconi | Editor |
| Writing | José Louzeiro | Screenplay |
| Writing | Valério Meinel | Screenplay |
| Art | Clovis Bueno | Art Direction |
