Project Detail

O CORO

Synopsis

O CORO (The Chorus) is a drama that follows the lives of four characters during the rehearsal of a Symphonic Orchestra in the south of Brazil.

Paulo, the orchestra conductor struggles to realize his project despite the poor health condition of his mother who is in a hospital; Antonia is a divorced and lonely woman in search of meaning in her life; Salomon, a lyric singer, is unsatisfied with his life and is always waiting for a mysterious Mr Beckett; Francisca is a suicidal young woman searching for an escape in the world of classic music.

With subtleness and poetry the movie shows a true portrait of the society in the southern Brazilian city of Curitiba, depicting the existential conflicts of the characters and the way art has brought them together and may even redeem them.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Features
Running time
92 mins
Format
HDCAM
Director
Werner Schumann
Producer
Monica Drummond, Willy Schumann
Co-Producer
Monica Drummond, Willy Schumann
Editor
Iuri Fonseca, Thomas David
Screenwriter
Werner Schumann, Erico Beduschi
Director of Photography
Felipe Meneghel
Production Designer
Geraldo Pioli
Sound
Bruno Hack, Roberto Carlos De Oliveira, Sven Serfling, Jörg Höhne
Composer
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Principal cast
Silvia Monteiro, Emanuel Martinez, Paulo Barato, Lala Schneider, Celia Ribeiro Alves

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Production Status

Production Company

Schumann Brothers Ltd

44 Flannery Court
Keetons Road
London SE16 4DX
UK

T +44 (0)7826 292 235

werner41@hotmail.com

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