Cantareira

Bento, a worker and resident of downtown São Paulo, returns to the place where he grew up, his grandfather’s house in Serra da Cantareira, seeking not only peace, but also a job.

Cast

Emiliano Bicalho Favacho

as Bento

Almir Guilhermino

as Sylvio

Guilherme Dourado

as Leo

Margot Varela

as Maria (Fogueira)

Gelson dos Santos

as Senhor da Cachoeira

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