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Coconut Treat

Doce de Coco
Direction
PENNA FILHO
Screenplay
Penna Filho
Cinematography
Adriano Barbuto
Music
Sílvia Beraldo
Cast
Antonella Batista, Hélio Cícero, Maria Carolina Vieira, Gil Guzzo, Édio Nunes, Margarida Baird, Berna Sant´Ana e Renato Turnes.
Producer
Guido Zandonai
Edition(s)
32ª

Coconut Treat

Doce de Coco
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  • 104 minutos
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  • color, 35mm
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  • 2008
Brazil

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With sacred artisan Santinho, peddling her wares, Madalena struggles bravely on for her family`s survival, never losing hope of better days ahead. To get around the difficult financial situation, they play the loteries, until they are both taken by a fantastic dream: a treasure buried in the cemetery of the small town of Fartura. Fine dividing lines separate what is real from dream and nightmare in this desperate and amusing treasure hunt.

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Born in Vitória, Espírito Santo, he was born in March, 1936. He started with a career in radio where he also worked as an actor, radio actor, writer, reporter, producer and artistic director. He transferred to São Paulo in 1959 and worked for a number of Paulista broadcasting stations. He began in cinema as continuist and directing assistant in films by Ody Fraga, Ary Fernandes, Milton Amaral, Carlos Coimbra, and Mazzaroppi. His first film as director in 1969 was Amores de um Carona, followed by O Diabo Tem Mil Chifres (1970), and Até o Último Mercenário (1971). He also worked for Globo Network and Cultura TV in the 1970s. He returned to cinema once more with a short film, Naturezas Mortas (1995), the winner at several festivals. In 2006, he made a long documentary, Um Craque Chamado Divino, on football player Ademir da Gula.
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