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Timeless,
with a finger on the pulse of violence How Angels are born
is an unpolished gem of Brazilian cinema, comparable to Classics
such as Pixote and City of God.
Set
in one of Rio de Janeiro's slums, following two pre-adolescents
trying to escape after the accidental murder of one of the
local drug trafficking bosses. Taking refuge in an American
businessman's family home, the kids take the family hostage
on their flight to safety.
From
then, they become inextricably entwined in a series of events
which take on unimaginable consequences.
Directed:
Murilo Salles
Duration: 95' Colour
Year of Production: 1996
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AWARDS
Brasilia
Festival 1996
Candango Trophy
Best Supporting Actress
Gramado Film Festival 1996
Golden Kikito Brazilian Competition:
Best Cinematography
Brazilian Competition: Best Director
Brazilian Competition: Best Editing
Brazilian Competition: Best Score
Huelva
Latin American Film Festival 1997 Golden Colon
Award
S PAssociation of Art Critics Awards 1997
APCA Trophy Best Film
Toulouse Latin America Film Festival 1998
Audience Award
Special Mention
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