Brazilian animated film Amadeo sets December theatrical release

The film directed by Brenda Lígia and Edu Felistoque has a first trailer.

An animated character and a small creature appear at a window in sunset light.
Promotional image for the animated film Amadeo e o Hipotético Mundo Novo.

Amadeo e o Hipotético Mundo Novo has a first trailer and is scheduled for Brazilian cinemas on December 3, according to Ingresso.com. The Brazilian animated film is directed by Brenda Lígia and Edu Felistoque.

Set in nineteenth-century Brazil during slavery, the fictional adventure follows a young African man named Amadeo. His creativity is central to a story that blends imagination with historical context.

The trailer offers an introduction to the film’s world. Check local cinema listings for showtimes and any changes to the announced date.

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