BARONESA
Andreia wants to move out. Leid is waiting for her husband, who is in prison. They are neighbors in a poor suburban slum of Belo Horizonte, trying to escape the daily dangers of a drug traffic war happening on the outside and avoid the tragedy that comes with the rain.
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Juliana AntunesDirector
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Juliana AntunesWriter
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Marcella Jacques, Juliana Antunes and Laura GodoyProducer
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Andreia Pereira de Sousa and Leid FerreiaKey Cast
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Fernanda de SenaCinematographer
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Marcela SantosSound
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Pedro DurãesSound
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Affonso UchoaEditing
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Rita M. PestanaEditing
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Juliana AntunesExecutive Producers
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Fernanda BrésciaExecutive Producers
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Camila Bahia BragaExecutive Producers
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Filmes de PlásticoCo-Producers
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Project Type:Documentary, Feature
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Runtime:1 hour 10 minutes
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Completion Date:January 20, 2017
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Production Budget:20,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Brazil
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Country of Filming:Brazil
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Language:Portuguese
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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FID MarseilleMarseille
France
July 17, 2017
International Premiere
Audience Prize for Best Picture, the Renaud Victor Prize (presented by a jury composed by inmates from Marseille’s public prison) and the Marseille Espérance prize -
FIC ValdíviaValdívia
Chile
October 13, 2017
Chilean Premiere
Best Film -
Tiradentes Film FestivalTiradentes
Brazil
January 23, 2017
World Premiere
Best Film and Best Cinematographer -
Orense Film FestivalOurense
Spain
October 24, 2017
Spain Premiere
Best Film -
ViennaleViena
Austria
December 28, 2017 -
Hamburg Film FestivalHamburg
Germany
October 18, 2017 -
Mar del Plata Film FestivalMar del Plata
Argentina
November 25, 2017
Argentina Premiere
Best Film -
Montreal Documentary Film FestivalMontreal
Canada
November 15, 2017
Canadian Premiere -
Havana Festival FilmHavana
Cuba
December 10, 2017
Born in 1989, graduated in Filmmaking at UNA university, in Belo Horizonte, Juliana is a founding partner at VENTURA, with Marcella Jacques and Laura Godoy. Juliana debuted as film director with her feature film “Baronesa”, awarded as Best Picture at the Tiradentes Film Festival 2017, where it had its World Premiere and had its Internacional Premiere at 28º FIDMarseille, in France, where has awarded 3 prizes, included Audience Award. Nowadays she is finishing her short films Plano Controle and Industrial and is developing her second feature film, Hit and Back Copacabana.
Extraordinary stories are being developed in the lives of the women that inhabit periphery neighborhoods, but not being known outside their private sphere. It was the search of those peculiar biographies that made the film possible. Through a vivid and immersive research process the narrative was build, thanks to the complicity between the women filming and the ones being filmed, resulting in a movie that transits constantly between reality and fiction.
The screenplay wasn’t written traditionally, but made on the daily basis during conversations, memories, observations, provocations and re-takes. We worked trying to rearrange what was real, since there is no art without transformation. “Baronesa” is an invitation to share experiences through the feminine point of view and its representation.