Queens of the Night

Queens of the Night

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Released:2024-12-04
Duration:110 min
Country:Brazil
Director:Henrique Arruda, Sylara Silvério
Actors:Sharlene Esse, Raquel Simpson, Márcia Vogue, Christiane Falcão, Suelanny Tigresa
Production:Filmes de Marte

Overview:

Called by a mirrored globe as extinct from the dance floors as the very nights of glory, feathers, and sequins, six veteran performers from Recife revisit their pasts and relive their most intimate memories in front of the cameras, and a present soaked in nostalgia. Pioneers of a revolution still in progress, they are and always will be Queens of the Night.

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