2003 | Color | 152 min A story as seen through the very human eyes of a doctor who worked at the Sao Paulo House of Detention. The doctor´s encounters with his patients become a window into the everyday life of the criminal underworld. His efforts start to pay off and, over time, he earns the respect of the prison community. These narratives, set both inside and outside the prison, culminate in the infamous October 1992 Pavilion 9 massacre, in which 111 unarmed inmates were killed Country: México Direction: Babenco; Héctor Script: Babenco; Hector, Bonassi; Fernando, Navas; Victor Photography: Carvalho (A.B.C.); Walter Music: Abujamra; André Cast:Gonçalves; Milton, De Almeida; Ivan, Graça; Ailton, Luisa Mendonça; Maria, Lerner; Aida, Santoro; Rodrigo, Carlos Vasconcelos; Luiz Art direction: Hamburger; Vera Participation year at FICM: 2003
2003 | Color | 152 min A story as seen through the very human eyes of a doctor who worked at the Sao Paulo House of Detention. The doctor´s encounters with his patients become a window into the everyday life of the criminal underworld. His efforts start to pay off and, over time, he earns the respect of the prison community. These narratives, set both inside and outside the prison, culminate in the infamous October 1992 Pavilion 9 massacre, in which 111 unarmed inmates were killed Country: México Direction: Babenco; Héctor Script: Babenco; Hector, Bonassi; Fernando, Navas; Victor Photography: Carvalho (A.B.C.); Walter Music: Abujamra; André Cast:Gonçalves; Milton, De Almeida; Ivan, Graça; Ailton, Luisa Mendonça; Maria, Lerner; Aida, Santoro; Rodrigo, Carlos Vasconcelos; Luiz Art direction: Hamburger; Vera Participation year at FICM: 2003
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