Street Kids United 2 - The Girls from Rio (aka Streetkids United II)
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 89 minutes
- Format
- Digital
- Director
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Maria Clara Costa
- Producer
- Jamillah Van der Hulst, Mike Downey, Sam Taylor
- Co-Producer
- Total Entertainment
- Executive Producer
- Stephen Daldry, Beeban Kidron
- Editor
- Rodrigo Séllos, Rená Tardin
- Director of Photography
- Alexandre Mandarino
- Sound
- Laila Ruggeri, Adriano Guerra, Ben Young
- Composer
- Ayu Lestari
- Principal cast
- Brasilian Street Child Team
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Brazil, Netherlands, UK coproduction
Total Filmes (BR), JaJa Film Productions (NL), F&ME
Film & Music Entertainment Ltd. (F&ME)
Unit 25Archer Street Studios
10/11 Archer Street
London W1D 7AZ
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