The Tractor Theft
Oct 30, 2024 · 20m
Director
Diogo BlancoOverview
Northern Paraná, Brasil, 1977. Ângelo Gambellini, a journalist and owner of the controversial sensationalist newspaper "O Tibagi," built his reputation using unconventional methods of police investigation. The theft of a tractor from Tadao Yamamoto's farm sparks a rivalry between Gambellini and Detective Polaco, both determined to solve the mystery according to their own interests.
Cast of The Tractor Theft
Crew of The Tractor Theft
Diogo BlancoDirector, Writer, Editor
Maikon NeryWriter, Assistant Director- Guilherme GeraisDirector of Photography
João Vitor MorenoEditor- Talita XavierCostume Design
- Manoel NascimentoAssistant Director
- Jackeline SeglinProduction Director
- Juliana PereiraAssistant Production Manager
- Marina StuchiCatering
- Júlio VidaArt Direction
- Nicole VenturiniAssistant Art Director
- Ana Carol FontequeAssistant Art Director
- Luiz RossiGaffer
- Eduardo BarónMakeup & Hair
- Guilherme MorteanAssistant Camera
- Yan SorgiAssistant Camera
- Edson VieiraStill Photographer
- Bruno BergamoSound
- Rafael IkenagaSound Mixer
- Gustavo SchrankVisual Effects
About The Tractor Theft
What is The Tractor Theft about?
Northern Paraná, Brasil, 1977. Ângelo Gambellini, a journalist and owner of the controversial sensationalist newspaper "O Tibagi," built his reputation using unconventional methods of police investigation. The theft of a tractor from Tadao Yamamoto's farm sparks a rivalry between Gambellini and Detective Polaco, both determined to solve the mystery according to their own interests.
When was The Tractor Theft released?
The Tractor Theft was released on October 30, 2024.
How long is The Tractor Theft?
The Tractor Theft runs 20 minutes.
Who directed The Tractor Theft?
The Tractor Theft was directed by Diogo Blanco.
Who is in the cast of The Tractor Theft?
The cast of The Tractor Theft includes Rogério Francisco Costa (Ângelo Gambellini), Luiz Claudio Marioto Castelo Branco (Delegado Polaco), Adriano Gouvella (Cabelo), Rogério Ivano (Tadao Yamamoto) and Nivaldo Lino (Marreta).