

Girassóis
Synopsis
In a Brazil measured 6×1, Girassóis follows the daily life of Zé, an elderly Black man who is still forced to work. Portraying the harsh reality that burdens Brazilian workers, the story reflects on the challenges of labor—from the daily grind to its impact on family relationships and the fading hopes for a hostile future. Loosely based on true events.
Top Cast
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14ª edição do Olhar de Cinema
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jessica Linhares, Miguel Chaves
- Screenplay & Story
- Miguel Chaves
- Original Title
- Girassóis
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 20m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jessica Linhares, Miguel Chaves
Miguel Chaves
Miguel Chaves
Vinicius Nascimento
Department Leadership Roster
Jessica Linhares
Director
Miguel Chaves
Director
Miguel Chaves
Writer
Miguel Chaves
Director of Photography
Vinicius Nascimento
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About Girassóis
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Girassóis about?
In a Brazil measured 6×1, Girassóis follows the daily life of Zé, an elderly Black man who is still forced to work. Portraying the harsh reality that burdens Brazilian workers, the story reflects on the challenges of labor—from the daily grind to its impact on family relationships and the fading hopes for a hostile future. Loosely based on true events.
Who directed Girassóis?
Girassóis was directed by Jessica Linhares, Miguel Chaves.
Who stars in Girassóis?
The principal cast of Girassóis includes Wilson Rabelo, Márcia Santos, Ayla Gabriela.
When was Girassóis released and how long is it?
Girassóis was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 20m.












