
2000 Years of Confusion
2000 Anos de Confusão
Synopsis
Bonitão wants to "scam" the daughter of a wealthy man on the verge of bankruptcy. A gang following him kidnaps the girl and her cousin. With the help of A.N.C.O.L. agents and his friend Malóca, he frees the girls and accepts the failed marriage.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Fauzi Mansur
- Screenplay & Story
- Arnaud Rodrigues, Dedé Santana, Emanoel Rodrigues, Fauzi Mansur
- Original Title
- 2000 Anos de Confusão
- Country of Origin
- Brazil
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 1h 35m
- Production Studios
- Produtora Nacional de Filmes
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Fauzi Mansur
Arnaud Rodrigues, Dedé Santana, Emanoel Rodrigues, Fauzi Mansur
Fauzi Mansur
Dedé Santana, L. Corbo Lins, Fauzi Mansur, Renato Grecchi
Department Leadership Roster
Dedé Santana
Producer
L. Corbo Lins
Producer
Fauzi Mansur
Editor
Fauzi Mansur
Producer
Fauzi Mansur
Writer
Renato Grecchi
Producer
Fauzi Mansur
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About 2000 Years of Confusion
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is 2000 Years of Confusion about?
Bonitão wants to "scam" the daughter of a wealthy man on the verge of bankruptcy. A gang following him kidnaps the girl and her cousin. With the help of A.N.C.O.L. agents and his friend Malóca, he frees the girls and accepts the failed marriage.
Who directed 2000 Years of Confusion?
2000 Years of Confusion was directed by Fauzi Mansur.
Who stars in 2000 Years of Confusion?
The principal cast of 2000 Years of Confusion includes Dedé Santana, Dino Santana, Teresinha Sodré, Nalva Aguiar, Átila Iório.
When was 2000 Years of Confusion released and how long is it?
2000 Years of Confusion was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.
