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MOVIE
DIRECTOR Luiz Bolognesi
PRODUCERS Fabiano Gullane | Caio Gullane | Luiz Bolognesi | Laís Bodanzky | Marcos Barreto | Debora Ivanov | Gabriel Lacerda | Rio de Janeiro – RJ
DISTRIBUTOR Europa Filmes


"RIO 2096, A STORY OF LOVE AND FURY" IS A BRAZILIAN ANIMATED FILM revolving around the love between an immortal hero and Janaína, the woman he has been in love with for 600 years. Luiz Bolognesi has set the story in four phases of Brazil’s history: colonization, slavery, military regime and the future, in 2096, in the midst of wars for water. Targeting both youngsters and adults alike with a graphic novel slant to it, the film stars the voice talents of Selton Mello and Camila Pitanga as the two main characters. The feature film also counts on the voice of Rodrigo Santoro as an Indian Chief and warrior. Award-winning screenplay writer, Luiz wrote the screenplays for Brainstorm (2001), Ballroom (2007), Birdwatchers (2009) and The Best Things in the World (2010). He also directed and wrote the script for the documentary series Lutas.doc (2011). RUNTIME: 98 min. BUDGET: R$ 4.5 Milions.

TV SERIES
DIRECTORS Claudio Torres | Selton Mello | Rio de Janeiro – RJ
PRODUCERS Claudio Torres | Guel Arraes | Conspiracao Filmes | Rede Globo | Rio de Janeiro – RJ
DISTRIBUTOR Globo Television | Rio de Janeiro – RJ

THE SERIES THE INVISIBLE WOMAN BY CLAUDIO TORRES AND GUEL ARRAES WAS ONE OF THE WINNERS OF the International Emmy Awards, held on 19/11/2012. Considered the Oscars of TV, the coproduction of Conspiração Filmes and Rede Globo, won in the Comedy category. It is the first time that an independent Brazilian producer wins award for playwriting at the International Emmy, the most important of the TV world. The team went to New York Conspiracy conferring ceremony of the 40th edition of the International Emmy Awards. Claudio Torres, director of the series, Luiz Noronha, CEO TV, Gil Ribeiro, Director General of the producer, Ricardo Rangel, Director of Operations and Cecilia Grosso, director of production of the series, were also present at the awards. The Invisible Woman has been winning at a major award categories - comedy - defeating prominent productions such as Absolutely Fabulous series, an icon of humor in British TV and the BBC Spy, both the UK and What if, Belgium. With 13 episodes aired in two seasons last year by Globo TV, the series follows the story of the couple Peter (Selton Mello) and Clarisse (Débora Falabella), working in the same company and live a complicated phase. To escape marital problems, Peter invents Amanda (Luana Piovani), a stunning lover who only he can see. Various talents participated in the project awarded, and Claudio Torres and Guel Arraes subscribed script Mauro Wilson, Leandro Assis and Jorge Furtado. Carolina Jabor directed five episodes of 13 and also signs as executive producer. Like Conspiração President, Pedro Buarque de Hollanda, who is also executive producer of the series. The actor Selton Mello, besides standing out as the protagonist, directed four episodes. "The Invisible Woman" is based on the eponymous film by Claudio Torres, released in theaters in 2009.

MOVIE
DIRECTOR Jose Padilha
PRODUCERS José Padilha | Marcos Prado | Zazen Produções | Rio de Janeiro – RJ
WRITERS Bráulio Mantovani | José Padilha | Rodrigo Pimentel | Rio de Janeiro – RJ
DISTRIBUTOR Universal Pictures | Brazil

ELITE SQUAD (PORTUGUESE: TROPA DE ELITE) IS A 2007 BRAZILIAN CRIME FILM DIRECTED by José Padilha. The film is a semi-fictional account of the Special Police Operations Squad (BOPE), of the Rio de Janeiro Military Police, analogous to the American SWAT teams. It is the second feature film and first fiction film of Padilha, who had previously directed the documentary Bus 174. The script was written by Bráulio Mantovani and Padilha, based on the book Elite da Tropa. The movie is based on Elite da Tropa, a book by two BOPE policemen, André Batista and Rodrigo Pimentel, together with sociologist & anthropologist Luiz Eduardo Soares, which provided a semi-fictional account of the daily routine of the BOPE as well as some historical events, based on the experiences of the two BOPE policemen. The book was controversial at the time of release, in its description of the BOPE as a "killing machine", as well as the detailed allegation of an aborted assassination attempt on then left-wing governor of Rio de Janeiro, Leonel Brizola, and reportedly resulted in Batista being reprimanded and censured by the Military Police. Elite Squad was an outstanding commercial success, and became a cultural phenomenon in Brazil. The film won the Golden Bear at the 2008 Berlin Film Festival.