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Linha de Montagem

7.4 average rating
★★★★★
7.4
Portuguese / 90 MIN. / 1982

The Genres

The Synopsis

Documentary about the strikes that took place in São Bernardo do Campo, in the State of São Paulo, Brazil, circa 1979/1980. That moment was of utmost importance, since it revealed a Union leader, Luís Inácio "Lula" da Silva, who would later become President of Brazil. It was also the moment when PT, the Workers' Party, became a relevant political force in Brazil.

The Cast

Othon BastosLuiz Inácio Lula da SilvaDjalma BomMauro MançaniSilas Aparecido dos SantosExpedito Soares BatistaAntônio Tito CostaDominguinhosFagnerTarcísio Tadeu Garcia PereiraBeth CarvalhoJoão BoscoElis ReginaNelson CampanholoWilson Fernando da SilvaWagner Lino AlvesEnilson Simões de MouraKeiji KanashiroAugusto Cassio PortugalOsmar Santos de MendonçaGeraldo SiqueiraCláudio HummesRubens Teodoro de ArrudaManoel Anísio Gomes

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