Os Queixadas
Synopsis
A "queixada" is a small animal that when it feels threatened unites to face the enemy. This nickname was given to the workers of Perus cement company, located in São Paulo in the neighborhood of the same name, when, in 1962, they organized a strike for wage arrears and lack of working conditions. The documentary is a dramatized reconstruction made 16 years later by the workers. (1978 - SP)
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Rogério Corrêa
- Original Score
- Arrigo Barnabé
- Original Title
- Os Queixadas
- Country of Origin
- Brazil
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 35m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rogério Corrêa
Arrigo Barnabé
Pedro Farkas
Eduardo Leone
Department Leadership Roster
Pedro Farkas
Director of Photography
Eduardo Leone
Editor
Rogério Corrêa
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Os Queixadas
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What is Os Queixadas about?
A "queixada" is a small animal that when it feels threatened unites to face the enemy. This nickname was given to the workers of Perus cement company, located in São Paulo in the neighborhood of the same name, when, in 1962, they organized a strike for wage arrears and lack of working conditions. The documentary is a dramatized reconstruction made 16 years later by the workers. (1978 - SP)
Who directed Os Queixadas?
Os Queixadas was directed by Rogério Corrêa.
Who stars in Os Queixadas?
The principal cast of Os Queixadas includes Not specified.
When was Os Queixadas released and how long is it?
Os Queixadas was released in 1978 with a total runtime of 35m.
Who composed the musical score for Os Queixadas?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Os Queixadas was composed by Arrigo Barnabé.