João da Mata
João da Mata is a 1923 Brazilian silent political drama film directed by Amilar Alves.
| João da Mata | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Amilar Alves |
| Produced by | Amilar Alves, Francisco Castelli, Victorino de Oliveira Prata, José Ziggiati |
| Written by | Amilar Alves, Felipe Ricci |
| Starring | Angelo Fortes |
| Cinematography | Thomaz de Tullio |
| Edited by | Amilar Alves and Felipe Ricci |
| Distributed by | Phoenix Filmes |
Release date |
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| Country | Brazil |
| Language | Silent |
The film premiered in Rio de Janeiro on October 9, 1923.
Cast
- Amilar Alves
- Nhá Ana
- Juracy Aymoré
- Eugênio Castelli
- Moacir dos Santos
- Angelo Fortes as João da Mata
- Trajano Guimarães
- Luiz Laloni
- Arnaldo Pinheiro
- Plínio Porto
- José Rodrigues
- José Ziggiati
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