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7/10

Mad Maria (2005)

NR | 43 Minutes

Drama

It tells the story of two contrasting realities in the early 20th century: The construction of a railway in the Amazon rainforest and the glamorous life of Rio de Janeiro, where politicians and big businessmen lived. Consuelo is a young pianist heading toward the Amazon with her husband, Alonso. On the way, the two have an accident, and Alonso ends up losing his life. Alone and helpless, Consuelo gets lost in the middle of the forest, being weak and very sick. However, she ends up being supported by Joe Caripuna, a local Indian who welcomes the girl. The two become great friends, and Joe falls in love with the girl. He takes her to live around the railroad workers' camp, where she meets Dr. Richard Finnegan, who takes care of her health and all the workers who were in a dramatic situation. Richard also falls in love with Consuelo, who repays love, but the difficulties of work and the situations in which they find themselves make it difficult for them to get closer.

Creator: Benedito Ruy Barbosa

The Cast

Antônio Fagundes

Ministro Juvenal de Castro

Fábio Assunção

Dr. Richard Finnegan

Tony Ramos

Percival Farquhar

Ana Paula Arósio

Consuelo Gibraltar

Priscila Fantin

Luíza Mourão

Juca de Oliveira

Stephan Collier

Cláudia Raia

Teresa

Walmor Chagas

Dr. Lovelace

Cássia Kis

Amália de Castro

Othon Bastos

Marechal Hermes da Fonseca

Renato Borghi

Ruy Barbosa

Edwin Luisi

Alexander Mackenzie

Eliana Guttman

Inês

Marcelo Serrado

Jim

José Rubens Chachá

Coronel Agostinho

Genézio de Barros

Thomas

Fidelis Baniwa

Joe Caripuna

André Frateschi

Ted

Bukassa Kabengele

Jonathan

Camilo Bevilacqua

Hans

Evandro Soldatelli

Harold

Esther Jablonski

Maria Mourão

Luciano Chirolli

Adams

Wilton Andrade

Gustav

Creusa de Carvalho

Debora Olivieri

Harriet

André Bankoff

Werner

Eddie Jansen

Joseph

Felipe Kannenberg

Martin

Aisha Jambo

Sofia

Gilbert Stein

Antônio Mourão

Ricardo Blat

Jackson Francisco Miller

Marcos Damigo

Bart

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