Xica da Silva | Festival do Rio

Xica da Silva

Xica da Silva

/ Carlos Diegues

  • country: Brasil
  • year: 1981
  • support: 35mm
  • length: 107 min
  • language: Português
  • subtitles: Ver Original s/ leg
  • age classification: 16

Credits

  • director: Carlos Diegues
  • screenplay: Carlos Diegues, João Felício dos Santos
  • photography: José Medeiros
  • editing: Mair Tavares
  • score: Roberto Menescal, Jorge Ben
  • production company: J.B. Produções Cinematográficas, Distrifilmes
  • producer: Jarbas Barbosa

Cast

  • Zezé Motta
  • Walmor Chagas
  • Altair Lima
  • Elke Maravilha
  • Stephan Nercessian
/ Press photos
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The Portuguese Crown is concerned about the Diamantino District in the second half of the 18th century, not only because it has the country?s richest mines and is the center for ideas about rebellion, but also because of Xica da Silva. The former slave married João Fernandes, a representative of the Crown in Brazil who became rich exploiting the mines. He made her the Diamond Queen and honors her every wish, including those related to revenge for humiliation during her slave days. But the Portuguese king will send an emissary to the colony to put an end to Xica?s power. Restored version.

Director

Born in 1940 in Maceió, Brazil. He went to the Cannes Film Festivals with films like Os Herdeiros (1970) and Summer Showers (1977) Director?s Fortnight, and Bye Bye Brasil (1979), Quilombo (1983) and Subway to the Stars (1987), which entered official competition. Among his more recent films: God Is Brazilian (2003) and The Greatest Love of All (2006).

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