Ariella
Synopsis
Ariella, a lonely young woman, feels like a stranger in her own house. Ariella is discovering her sexuality and her arrogant mother Helena, her father Rodrigo and her brothers Clécio and Alfonso do not give any love or affection to her. One day Ariella discovers the secret of her despair and plots to take her revenge.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- John Herbert
- Screenplay & Story
- Cassandra Rios
- Original Title
- Ariella
- Country of Origin
- Brazil
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 1h 34m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
John Herbert
Cassandra Rios
Antonio Meliande
Department Leadership Roster
John Herbert
Director
Cassandra Rios
Screenplay
Antonio Meliande
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ariella
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What is Ariella about?
Ariella, a lonely young woman, feels like a stranger in her own house. Ariella is discovering her sexuality and her arrogant mother Helena, her father Rodrigo and her brothers Clécio and Alfonso do not give any love or affection to her. One day Ariella discovers the secret of her despair and plots to take her revenge.
Who directed Ariella?
Ariella was directed by John Herbert.
Who stars in Ariella?
The principal cast of Ariella includes Nicole Puzzi, John Herbert, Herson Capri, Christiane Torloni, Sérgio Hingst.
When was Ariella released and how long is it?
Ariella was released in 1980 with a total runtime of 1h 34m.
Is Ariella based on a book or true story?
Ariella is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Cassandra Rios".