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TrailerThe film is a surrealist nightmare of a low-level bureaucrat in a dismal world of the near future when he tries to correct an administrative error and himself becomes an enemy of the state.Genre: Sci-FiActors: Jonathan Pryce, Robert De Niro, Katherine Helmond, Ian Holm, Bob Hoskins, Michael Palin, Ian Richardson, Peter Vaughan, Kim Greist, Jim Broadbent, Barbara Hicks, ...»Director: Terry GilliamCountry: United StatesDuration: 132 minQuality: HDRelease: 1985IMDb: 7.8Rating(2) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Brazil"
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Characters of "Brazil"
Sam LowryPlayed by: Jonathan Pryce
Harry TuttlePlayed by: Robert De Niro
Mrs. Ida LowryPlayed by: Katherine Helmond
Mr. KurtzmannPlayed by: Ian Holm
SpoorPlayed by: Bob Hoskins
Jack LintPlayed by: Michael Palin
Mr. WarrennPlayed by: Ian Richardson
Mr. HelpmannPlayed by: Peter Vaughan
Jill LaytonPlayed by: Kim Greist
Dr. JaffePlayed by: Jim Broadbent
Mrs. TerrainPlayed by: Barbara Hicks
Harvey LimePlayed by: Charles McKeown
DowserPlayed by: Derrick O'Connor
ShirleyPlayed by: Kathryn Pogson
SpiroPlayed by: Bryan Pringle
Mrs. ButtlePlayed by: Sheila Reid
T.V. InterviewerPlayed by: John Flanagan
TechnicianPlayed by: Ray Cooper
Mr. ButtlePlayed by: Brian Miller
Boy ButtlePlayed by: Simon Nash
Girl ButtlePlayed by: Prudence Oliver
Arrest OfficialPlayed by: Simon Jones
Bill--Dept. of WorksPlayed by: Derek Deadman
Charlie--Dept. of WorksPlayed by: Nigel Planer
M.O.I. Lobby PorterPlayed by: Gorden Kaye
Neighbour in Clark's PoolPlayed by: Tony Portacio
Bespectacled lurkerPlayed by: Bill Wallis
Samurai WarriorPlayed by: Winston Dennis
Dr. ChapmanPlayed by: Jack Purvis
AlisonPlayed by: Elizabeth Spender
Typist in Jack's OfficePlayed by: Myrtle Devenish
HollyPlayed by: Holly Gilliam
Basement GuardPlayed by: John Pierce Jones
Old Lady with DogPlayed by: Ann Way
First Black Maria GuardPlayed by: Don Henderson
Second Black Maria GuardPlayed by: Howard Lew Lewis
Interview OfficialPlayed by: Oscar Quitak
Cell GuardPlayed by: Patrick Connor
PriestPlayed by: Roger Ashton-Griffiths
Young Gallant at FuneralPlayed by: Russell Keith Grant -
Directors of "Brazil"
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Creators of "Brazil"
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Critic Reviews of "Brazil"
Wall Street JournalMarch 12, 2011[A] darkly funny and truly visionary retro-futurist fantasy.
ReelViewsOctober 16, 2008Brazil is a stinging, Strangelovian satire of the power of the bureaucracy in an Orwellian landscape.
Chicago ReaderMay 30, 2007Terry Gilliam's ferociously creative black comedy is filled with wild tonal contrasts, swarming details, and unfettered visual invention -- every shot carries a charge of surprise and delight.
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006Fortunately the story of an alternative future is realised with such visual imagination and sparky humour that it's only half way through that the plot's weaknesses become apparent.
New York TimesMay 20, 2003A superb example of the power of comedy to underscore serious ideas, even solemn ones.
Common Sense MediaFebruary 11, 2015Inventive, prophetic black comedy; lots of violence, mayhem.
Examiner.comDecember 08, 2012Brazil is this unique amalgamation of ideas straight out of Terry Gilliam's head that results in something so strange and so unique that it's just genius with a conclusion that is undeniably haunting.
IGN DVDJanuary 29, 2012An energetically quirky social metaphor, political commentary and action/sci-fi farce all balled up into one outrageously enjoyable experience, provided you like the work of Terry Gilliam.
Movie TalkDecember 20, 2011Gilliam crams the screen with such a proliferation of bizarre and comic details that you'll want to revisit this particular nightmare again and again.
EmanuelLevy.ComApril 10, 2009Influenced by Kafka, Orwell, and Kubrick, Gilliam's darkly humorous futuristic satire is narratively flawed and excessive in many ways, but it displays its creator's wildly vivid imagination and is intermittently witty.
KPBS.orgApril 18, 2008Brazil serves up one of the most breathtakingly imaginative worlds ever to be put on screen.
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