Bye Bye Brasil


Bye Bye Brasil
Directed by Carlos Diegues
Produced by Luiz Carlos Barreto
Written by Carlos Diegues
Leopoldo Serran
Starring José Wilker
Betty Faria
Fábio Júnior
Zaira Zambelli
Music by Chico Buarque de Hollanda
Dominguinhos
Roberto Menescal
Cinematography Lauro Escorel
Distributed by Embrafilme
Release date(s) 1979
Running time 100 min.
Country France/Brazil/Argentina
Language Portuguese

Bye Bye Brasil (alternative spelling Bye Bye Brazil) is a Brazilian, French, and Argentine 1979 film, directed by Carlos Diegues. The film enjoyed critical success and was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival.[1]

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Plot

A traveling sideshow made up of a magician, a strongman, and an exotic dancer stop in rural villages hoping to mesmerize the townspeople out of whatever little money they may have. When a young accordionist becomes enamored with the shows exotic dancer, he and his pregnant wife join the show as it sets off deeper into the interior.

Cast

  • José Wilker - Lorde Cigano
  • Betty Faria - Salomé
  • Fábio Júnior - Ciço
  • Zaira Zambelli - Dasdô
  • Príncipe Nabor - Andorinha / Swallow
  • Emmanuel Cavalcanti - Prefeito / Mayor (as Emanoel Cavalcanti)
  • José Márcio Passos - Assessor Prefeito / Mayor's Assistant
  • Carlos Kroeber - Caminhoneiro / Truck Driver
  • Joffre Soares - Zé da Luz
  • Rodolfo Arena - Lavrador / Peasant
  • Aderbal Junior
  • Carlos Lagoeíro - Sertanejos
  • Catalina Bonakie - Viúva / Widow (as Catalina Bonaky)
  • Rinaldo Gines - Chefe Índio / Indian Chief
  • Marcus Vinícius - Empresário

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