BR Trans
Synopsis
BR Trans is a documentary that gives voice to the most marginalized and murdered population in Brazil today: transsexuals. Through the juxtaposition of a play starring Silvero Pereira, real stories and fiction are mixed in search of feelings such as affection and empathy.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Tatiana Issa, Raphael Alvarez
- Screenplay & Story
- Raphael Alvarez, Tatiana Issa
- Original Score
- Rodrigo Apolinário
- Original Title
- BR Trans
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 17m
- Production Studios
- TRIA PRODUÇÕES, Canal Brasil
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Tatiana Issa, Raphael Alvarez
Raphael Alvarez, Tatiana Issa
Rodrigo Apolinário
Rodrigo Brazão, Raphael Alvarez
Raphael Alvarez, Tatiana Issa
Department Leadership Roster
Raphael Alvarez
Screenplay
Tatiana Issa
Screenplay
Raphael Alvarez
Producer
Tatiana Issa
Producer
Rodrigo Brazão
Editor
Raphael Alvarez
Editor
Tatiana Issa
Director
Raphael Alvarez
Director
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for BR Trans.
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Frequently Asked Questions About BR Trans
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is BR Trans about?
BR Trans is a documentary that gives voice to the most marginalized and murdered population in Brazil today: transsexuals. Through the juxtaposition of a play starring Silvero Pereira, real stories and fiction are mixed in search of feelings such as affection and empathy.
Who directed BR Trans?
BR Trans was directed by Tatiana Issa, Raphael Alvarez.
Who stars in BR Trans?
The principal cast of BR Trans includes Silvero Pereira, Valéria Barcellos, Bruna G. Benevides, Viviany Beleboni, Eloá Rodrigues.
When was BR Trans released and how long is it?
BR Trans was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 1h 17m.
Who composed the musical score for BR Trans?
The original motion picture soundtrack for BR Trans was composed by Rodrigo Apolinário.