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Quem Precisa de Identidade? (2020)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 24M

Director : Kátia Klock, Márcia Navai
Writer : Ana Veiga, Kátia Klock

Synopsis

Every day they have to fight to exist. Immigrants and Afro-descendants in Brazil - one of the most racist countries in the world - move to overcome the struggle of existence and have a better place with respect and rights. But how to guarantee one's identity if racism is such a perfect crime that the culprit always ends up being the victim of a victim?

Actors

Crews

Kátia Klock
Kátia Klock
Director
Márcia Navai
Márcia Navai
Director
Ana Veiga
Ana Veiga
Writer
Márcia Navai
Márcia Navai
Writer
Ana Veiga
Ana Veiga
Screenplay
Kátia Klock
Kátia Klock
Screenplay
Lícia Brancher
Lícia Brancher
Executive Producer
Kátia Klock
Kátia Klock
Executive Producer
Márcia Navai
Márcia Navai
Executive Producer
Ana Veiga
Ana Veiga
Executive Producer
Lícia Brancher
Lícia Brancher
Production Director
Kike Kreuger
Kike Kreuger
Cinematography
Rodney Suguita
Rodney Suguita
Cinematography
Nara Hailer
Nara Hailer
Editor
Kátia Klock
Kátia Klock
Editor
Márcia Navai
Márcia Navai
Editor
Leandro Cordeiro
Leandro Cordeiro
Sound
Leandro Cordeiro
Leandro Cordeiro
Sound Editor

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