Castello, The Dictator
Mar 18, 2024
Director
Luana Sampaio, Demitri TulioOverview
Humberto de Alencar Castello Branco was the first military man to command Brazil after the 1964 military coup. "Castello, the dictator" tells how the political leader considered a moderate was responsible for installing the Military Dictatorship in the country and enabling the continuity of the regime for more than two decades. In the year in which the coup turns 60, the film brings back the memory of the dictatorship and shows how Castello Branco influenced the destiny of the country and the lives of people born in the state of Ceará who resisted the regime.
Cast of Castello, The Dictator
Crew of Castello, The Dictator
Luana SampaioDirector- Demitri TulioDirector
- Luana SampaioWriter
- Mariana LopesProducer
- Fco FonteneleDirector of Photography
Abdiel AnselmoEditor- Arthur GadelhaAssistant Art Director
- Aurélio AlvesAssistant Director of Photography
- Fernanda BarrosAssistant Director of Photography
- Julio CaesarAssistant Director of Photography
- Yury AllenAssistant Director of Photography
- Samuel SetubalAssistant Director of Photography
- Raphael GóesMix Technician
- Rodrigo VasconcelosMotion Capture Artist
About Castello, The Dictator
What is Castello, The Dictator about?
Humberto de Alencar Castello Branco was the first military man to command Brazil after the 1964 military coup. "Castello, the dictator" tells how the political leader considered a moderate was responsible for installing the Military Dictatorship in the country and enabling the continuity of the regime for more than two decades. In the year in which the coup turns 60, the film brings back the…
When was Castello, The Dictator released?
Castello, The Dictator was released on March 18, 2024.
Who directed Castello, The Dictator?
Castello, The Dictator was directed by Luana Sampaio and Demitri Tulio.
Who is in the cast of Castello, The Dictator?
The cast of Castello, The Dictator includes Manuel Domingos Neto (Self), Lira Neto (Self), Bárbara Goulart (Self), Breno Moroni (Self) and Eliana de Castro (Self).