Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho
Salu e o Cavalo Marinho
Synopsis
The film tells the story of Mestre Salustiano, one of the most famous folk artists in Brazil. Son of the fiddle's player, João Salustiano, Salu dreams from an early age of joining a Cavalo-Marinho group, a traditional folk dance from the region where he lives.
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Salu e o Cavalo Marinho
Type: Clip • Published 2020-08-31
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Cecília da Fonte
- Screenplay & Story
- Cecília da Fonte, André Muhle
- Original Title
- Salu e o Cavalo Marinho
- Country of Origin
- Brazil
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 14m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Cecília da Fonte
Cecília da Fonte, André Muhle
Cecília da Fonte
Cecília da Fonte, Marcos Buccini
Department Leadership Roster
Cecília da Fonte
Director
Cecília da Fonte
Producer
Cecília da Fonte
Writer
Marcos Buccini
Producer
André Muhle
Writer
Cecília da Fonte
Editor
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What is Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho about?
The film tells the story of Mestre Salustiano, one of the most famous folk artists in Brazil. Son of the fiddle's player, João Salustiano, Salu dreams from an early age of joining a Cavalo-Marinho group, a traditional folk dance from the region where he lives.
Who directed Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho?
Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho was directed by Cecília da Fonte.
Who stars in Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho?
The principal cast of Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho includes Jr. Black, André Guerra, Irandhir Santos, Brian Simpson, Romero Andrade.
When was Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho released and how long is it?
Salu and the Cavalo-Marinho was released in 2014 with a total runtime of 14m.