Maré, Our Love Story
Apr 04, 2008 · 1h 44m
Director
Lúcia MuratOverview
Free adaptation of Romeo and Juliet translated to the harsh life in Favela da Maré, one of largest and most violent slums in Rio de Janeiro. Living in a slum divided between two rival gangs of drug traffickers, Analídia is the daughter of one of the gangs' leaders and Jonathan is a childhood friend of the other gang leader. Both study in a dance group situated exactly in the middle of the two territories, looking for solace in art.
Cast of Maré, Our Love Story
Crew of Maré, Our Love Story
Lúcia MuratDirector, Writer, Producer
Paulo LinsWriter- Luis VidalExecutive Producer
- Branca MuratExecutive Producer
- Daniel LionExecutive Producer
- Lúcio KodatoDirector of Photography
Julia MuratEditor, Assistant Director- Mair TavaresEditor
- Gringo CardiaProduction Design, Art Direction
- Inês SalgadoCostume Design
- Cécile LaiAdministration
- Laurent LavoléDelegated Producer
- Natacha LópezDelegated Producer
- Isabelle PragierDelegated Producer
- Fernando MouraMusic
Marcos SuzanoMusic
Maya Da-RinSecond Assistant Director
Pedro FreireFirst Assistant Director
Emmanuel CrosetSound Mixer- Steven GhoutiFoley Mixer
About Maré, Our Love Story
What is Maré, Our Love Story about?
Free adaptation of Romeo and Juliet translated to the harsh life in Favela da Maré, one of largest and most violent slums in Rio de Janeiro. Living in a slum divided between two rival gangs of drug traffickers, Analídia is the daughter of one of the gangs' leaders and Jonathan is a childhood friend of the other gang leader. Both study in a dance group situated exactly in the middle of the two…
When was Maré, Our Love Story released?
Maré, Our Love Story was released on April 4, 2008.
How long is Maré, Our Love Story?
Maré, Our Love Story runs 1 hour 44 minutes (104 minutes).
Who directed Maré, Our Love Story?
Maré, Our Love Story was directed by Lúcia Murat.
Who is in the cast of Maré, Our Love Story?
The cast of Maré, Our Love Story includes Vinícius D'Black (Jonathan), Marisa Orth (Fernanda), Cristina Lago (Analídia), Monique Soares (Luciene) and Rafael Mariano (Leonardo).