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Film Info 2004 Country Brazil Genre Documentary Language Portuguese Running Time 80 min. Ratio 1,85 Sound DOLBY SR Filmed on 35mm |
The Prison And The StreetA film by Liliana SulzbachSYNOPSIS Cláudia is the oldest and most respected inmate at Madre Pelletier Penitentiary. The one who gives the orders and who protects. She protects young Daniela, for example, whose life is at risk because she is accused of having killed her own child. But Cláudia, like Betânia, is to leave the prison soon. Daniela will have to defend herself alone. Cláudia leaves in search of her son. Betânia feels the temptation of leaving the rules of the semi-open regime to one side, to live in freedom with a new love. AWARDS Best documentary at Fórum Doc.BH Best Documentary Film at Gramado Film Festival 2004 Best Feature Film at José Lewgoy Award Best Film FEMINA – International Women’s Film Festival Best Documentary at El Ojo Cojo Festival Internacional de Cine por Integración Cultural Best Documentary at IMARgens (Cabo Verde), 2005 Best Film at Encuentro Hispanoamericano de Vídeo Documental Independiente, 2006 CREDITS Directed by Liliana Sulzbach Screenplay by Liliana Sulzbach & Angela K. Pires Produced by Annette Bittencourt Everson Egas Colossi Nunes José Pedro Goulart Ricardo Baptista da Silva Executive producer Liliana Sulzbach Line producer Sivia Wolff Editing by Angela K. Pires Director of photography Sadil Breda Music by Nico Nicolaiewsky Research Ana Adams de Almeida Francine Kath Laura Amaral Silvia Wolff Characters Betania Fontoura da Silva Claudia Maria Rullian Daniela Caldeira Cabral top of page |
