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Doroteia (Original Film Soundtrack)
Doroteia (Original Film Soundtrack)
Soundtrack album by Salomé Nascer Gonsalves and Marta Bairos
Released	1 October 2023
Recorded	2022–2023
Studio	Zolia Recording Studio, Ocerto
Genre	surrealist, fado, jazz
Length	tbd
Label	Reycarli

Doroteia
Doroteia
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Nico Mata Branco
Written by	Raül Lafragueta
Screenplay by	Joel Gómez; Carlos Freire
Produced by	Emanuel Vega ; Raimon Homedes
Starring	Jacinta Olona ; Érico Silvestre Balboa ; Nico Mata Branco ; José Antonio Bermúdez; Beatriz Faria; GIl Florencio
Cinematography	Marcelinho Martins
Edited by	Marcos de Freitas
Music by	Salomé Nascer Gonsalves
Production; company	Oriental Studios
Distributed by	Oriental Studios (Paretia)
Release dates	1 October, 2023 (Montecara) ; 12 October, 2023 (Worldwide)
Running time	176 minutes
Country	Paretia
Languages	Luzelese; Esmeiran; Visegan; Tosuton; Gaullican
Budget	€18 milliion

Revision as of 03:44, 12 May 2023

Doroteia is a 2023 Paretian surrealist psychological horror film directed by Nico Mata Branco, written by Raül Lafragueta, starring Jacinta Olona, Érico Silvestre Balboa, Nico Mata Branco, José Antonio Bermúdez, Beatriz Faria, and Teodoro Rosaria. The story follows Doroteia, a widowed fado singer from Balho, a town on the outskirts of Herança in 1945 Paretia during the Etrurian Occupation. She seeks revenge on the occupying forces for killing her husband, and willingly offers herself to a spirit to do so. As she further enacts revenge her past and secrets are slowly revealed.

Jacinta Olona as Doroteia Moreno/O Espírito, a widowed fado finger from Balho, outside of Herança. She seeks to get revenge on the occupying Etrurian forces who killed her husband
Érico Silvestre Balboa as Sgt. Pietro Paterniti, a soldier in the Etrurian army that is stationed in the town of Balho, he begins to investigate Doroteia and the mystery surrounding her
Nico Mata Branco as Gil, Doroteia's neighbor who tries to help her out during her difficult times of lament and sorrow, he was her husband's best friend
José Antonio Bermúdez as Colonel Valerio Caputo, a commanding officer who leads the Etrurian forces in the town of Balho, responsible for ordering the killing of Ronaldo, Doroteia's husband
Beatriz Faria as Anita Luz, a Paretian fado singer and collaborationist with the occupiers, she told soldiers about Ronaldo's treachery
Teodoro Rosaria as Lieutenant Nicolò, an Etrurian soldier who is the first of many to fall in love with Doroteia
Gil Florencio as Ronaldo Moreno, the husband of Doroteia who was executed by Etrurian soldiers

The film also features Graciana Nascimento Sequeira as Juno Caputo, daughter of Colonel Valerio, Jacint Sumalla as Lluís, Tosuton owner of the Voz Grande Theatre and Doroteia's boss, Artur Gusmão as Pompeani, a reporter from Etruria, Elisabete Vieira as Rebeca, the best friend of Doroteia, Teresa Ibañez as Pilar, another friend of Doroteia, Eduardo Soto Enríquez as Sérgio Moura, retired police chief of Balho who helps Pietro, it also includes Natanael Freire, Eustaquio Coutinho, Júlia Mata, and Brígida Daunís as other townspeople. Other roles include locals from Herança playing citizens in the streets or Etrurian soldiers.

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 *[[Teodoro Rosaria]] as Lieutenant Nicolò, an Etrurian soldier who is the first of many to fall in love with Doroteia
 *[[Gil Florencio]] as Ronaldo Moreno, the husband of Doroteia who was executed by Etrurian soldiers
+The film also features [[Graciana Nascimento Sequeira]] as Juno Caputo, daughter of Colonel Valerio, [[Jacint Sumalla]] as Lluís, Tosuton owner of the Voz Grande Theatre and Doroteia's boss, [[Artur Gusmão]] as Pompeani, a reporter from Etruria, [[Elisabete Vieira]] as Rebeca, the best friend of Doroteia, [[Teresa Ibañez]] as Pilar, another friend of Doroteia, [[Eduardo Soto Enríquez]] as Sérgio Moura, retired police chief of Balho who helps Pietro, it also includes [[Natanael Freire]], [[Eustaquio Coutinho]], [[Júlia Mata]], and [[Brígida Daunís]] as other townspeople. Other roles include locals from Herança playing citizens in the streets or Etrurian soldiers.
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