A Hora da Estrela
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Suzana Amaral
Marcelia Cartaxo
Jose Dumont
Tamara Taxman
Umberto Magnani
Denoy Deoliveira
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Fueled by popular culture's version of romance, a young secretary searches for love among the marginally employable denizens of Sao Paulo.
Director
Suzana Amaral
Cast
Marcelia Cartaxo
Jose Dumont
Tamara Taxman
Umberto Magnani
Denoy Deoliveira
Sonia Guedes
Lizete Negreiros
Claudia Rezende
Maria Do Carmo Soares
Walter Filho
Fernanda Montenegro
Manoel Luiz Aranha
Miro Martinez
Rubens Rollo
Dirce Militello
Raimundo Matos
Israel Pinheiro
Luiz Carloz Ribeiro
Zanny Santini
Renata Soffredini
Roney Facchini
Eurico Martins
Reinaldo Rezende
Carlos Cambraia
Marli Bortoletto
Elza Goncalves
Ursula Marcondes
Sergio Barbosa
Ester Soares
Ednaldo Freire
Cleide Queiroz
Crew
Suzana Amaral
Sylvia Bahiense
Gualter Limongi Batista
Eliane Bendeira
Katia Coelho
Lito Mendes Darocha
Jose Roberto Eliezer
Assuncao Hernandes
Mauricio Kawamura
Ide Lacreta
Clarice Lispector
Maria Antonia Lombardi
Edgar Moura
Alfredo Oroz
Odair Prudencio
Ronaldo Quaggio
Claudia Rezende
Jose Luis Sasso
Paulo Schettini
Paulo Schettini
Henry Schman
Renee Silbart
Breno Silveira
Marcello G Tassara
Marcus Vinicius
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1985
Released in United States 1986
Released in United States 1999
Released in United States December 1986
Released in United States February 1986
Released in United States November 1998
Released in United States Winter January 21, 1987
Re-released in United States December 18, 1991
Shown at 1985 Brasilia Film Festival.
Shown at 1986 Berlin Film Festival February 1986.
Shown at 1986 International Women's Film Festival.
Shown at Havana International Film Festival December 1986.
Shown at Museum of Modern Art (Cinema Novo and Beyond) in New York City November 13 & 22, 1998.
First feature film for director Suzana Amaral.
"The Feminine Eye" program celebrates New York Women in Film & Television's 20th anniversary.
Shot in 4 weeks during 1985.
Released in United States 1985 (Shown at 1985 Brasilia Film Festival.)
Released in United States 1986 (Shown at 1986 International Women's Film Festival.)
Released in United States 1999 (Shown in New York City (BAM Rose Cinema) as part of program "The Feminine Eye: Twenty Years of Women's Cinema" January 28 - February 7, 1999.)
Released in United States Winter January 21, 1987
Released in United States February 1986 (Shown at 1986 Berlin Film Festival February 1986.)
Released in United States November 1998 (Shown at Museum of Modern Art (Cinema Novo and Beyond) in New York City November 13 & 22, 1998.)
Released in United States December 1986 (Shown at Havana International Film Festival December 1986.)
Re-released in United States December 18, 1991 (Film Forum 2; New York City)
