Introduction

Tempos de Paz is a 2009 Brazilian film , of the historical drama genre, directed by Daniel Filho, with a screenplay by Bosco Brasil based on his play Novas Diretrizes em Tempos de Paz.

Also known as Peacetime or Time of Peace (English world-wide titles).

Outline

The story takes place in 1945, when Polish actor Clausewitz, a fugitive from the Nazi regime, travels to Brazil seeking a new life away from the memories of the Second World War. But on landing, the man is stopped by Segismundo, a customs interrogator and former Estado Novo torturer, who suspects the Pole is a Nazi. So the two make a deal in which Clausewitz must make Segismundo cry with his memories of the war or else he will have to leave the country.

Cast

• Tony Ramos …. Segismundo.
• Daniel Filho …. Dr. feather.
• Dan Stulbach …. Clausewitz.
• Ailton Graça …. Honorio.
• Louise Cardoso …. Clarissa.
• Maria Maya …. nurse.
• Felipe Martins …. Mouse.
• Bernardo Jablonski …. professor mosque.
• Anselmo Vasconcelos …. João.
• Zezé d’Alice …. Florinda.
• Marcos Flaksman …. godfather.
• Leonardo Thierry …. ship’s captain.
• Ion Muresanu …. Romanian.
• Breno de Filippo …. Immigration officer.
• Camila Lins …. Hungarian child.
• Liliane Mija …. Romanian passenger.
• Atila Balazs Szemeredi …. Hungarian passenger.
• Alexandre Bordalo …. Barbosa.
• Carlos Henrique Case …. officer 3.
• Ewa Stulbach…. red-haired woman.
• Ricardo Marecos …. Immigration Officer.
• Pablo Sanabio …. Osvaldo.
• Nilvan Santos …. Castilho.
• Iafa Britz …. migrant.

Production & Filming Details

• Director(s):
  • Daniel Filho.
• Producer(s):
  • Claudia Bejarano … executive producer.
  • Bosco Brasil … associate producer.
  • Daniel Filho … producer.
  • Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues … associate producer.
  • Júlio Uchoa … line producer.
• Writer(s):
  • Bosco Brasil.
• Music:
• Cinematography:
  • Tuca Moraes.
• Editor(s):
  • Diana Vasconcellos.
• Production:
  • Globo Filmes (co-production).
  • Lereby Productions.
• Distributor(s):
  • Downtown Filmes (2009) (Brazil) (theatrical).
  • Europa Filmes (2009) (Brazil) (DVD).
• Release Date: 14 August 2009 (Brazil).
• Rating: Unknown.
• Running Time: 80 minutes.
• Country: Brazilian.
• Language: Portuguese.

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