O Salvador da Pátria

Série télévisée
1989–
50min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueInnocent farm worker Sassá Mutema becomes the town hero and a political candidate after he's wrongfully accused of murdering a famous radio broadcaster who used his radio program to deceive ... Tout lireInnocent farm worker Sassá Mutema becomes the town hero and a political candidate after he's wrongfully accused of murdering a famous radio broadcaster who used his radio program to deceive and manipulate his listeners.Innocent farm worker Sassá Mutema becomes the town hero and a political candidate after he's wrongfully accused of murdering a famous radio broadcaster who used his radio program to deceive and manipulate his listeners.

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- 1 victoire au total

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1 Saison 1989

Anecdotes
Lima Duarte, Susana Vieira, José Wilker, Flávio Miggliaccio, José Augusto Branco, Francisco Cuoco, Marco Miranda, Cecil Thire and Norma Geraldy were all reunited in A Próxima Vítima (1995).

Connexions
Remake of O Crime de Zé Bigorna (1974)

Bandes originales
Amarra o Teu Arado a uma Estrela
Performed by Gilberto Gil

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coming of age saga... sort of

The role of a lifetime for Lima Duarte, the Walter Matthau or Leo Mckern of Brasil! Although he stars - and gets the girl, against all odds - the Globo creative people thought it wise to make ample use of their stable of stars and insert several less interesting characters as mere... eye candy? The usual suspects are there, in supporting roles really... and Betty Faria and Jose Wilker (isn't it? Naming him by sheer memory here...) make for... yet another improbable couple actually!

A special telenovela nonetheless, rife with patriotic pride and the triumph of the everyman! Technically average for the most part, since shot for television and thus, on a tighter budget, the series is still epic in scope... An unmistakable Globo production!