Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide
Nov 20, 2019 · 1h 23m
Director
Icles RodriguesOverview
"Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide" is a professional analysis of the work "Guia Politicamente Incorreto da História do Brasil", written by journalist Leandro Narloch in 2009, which brings not only factual errors, but problematic interpretations about aspects of the history of Brazil.
Cast of Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide
Crew of Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide
Icles RodriguesExecutive Producer, Writer, Camera Operator, Editor, Director
Márcio Diniz da SilvaExecutive Producer- Edward Teixeira Firmo NetoExecutive Producer
- Adão ModestoExecutive Producer
- Vitor de Souza FranciscoExecutive Producer
- Luana PimentaEditor
- Mariana CavalcantiCamera Operator
- Matheus Gomes CoelhoGraphic Designer
- Bruno MeiraCamera Operator
About Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide
What is Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide about?
"Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide" is a professional analysis of the work "Guia Politicamente Incorreto da História do Brasil", written by journalist Leandro Narloch in 2009, which brings not only factual errors, but problematic interpretations about aspects of the history of Brazil.
When was Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide released?
Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide was released on November 20, 2019.
How long is Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide?
Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide runs 1 hour 23 minutes (83 minutes).
Who directed Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide?
Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide was directed by Icles Rodrigues.
Who is in the cast of Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide?
The cast of Denied Legacy: Slavery in Brazil in an Incorrect Guide includes Icles Rodrigues (Himself), Felipe Damasceno (Himself), Silvia Lara (Herself), Kabengele Munanga (Himself) and Beatriz Mamigonian (Herself).