film "Brazil"

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The film "Brazil" is a 1985 dystopian black comedy directed by Terry Gilliam, known for its surreal visual style and satirical portrayal of a bureaucratic, totalitarian society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf black comedy film
dystopian film
feature film
science fiction film
awardReceived BAFTA Award for Production Design NERFINISHED
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Picture NERFINISHED
basedOn original screenplay
castMember Bob Hoskins NERFINISHED
Ian Holm NERFINISHED
Ian Richardson NERFINISHED
Jim Broadbent NERFINISHED
Jonathan Pryce NERFINISHED
Katherine Helmond NERFINISHED
Kim Greist NERFINISHED
Michael Palin NERFINISHED
Peter Vaughan NERFINISHED
Robert De Niro NERFINISHED
characterPortrayedBy Sam Lowry – Jonathan Pryce NERFINISHED
cinematographer Roger Pratt NERFINISHED
composer Michael Kamen NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
United States of America
director Terry Gilliam NERFINISHED
distributor 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
Universal Pictures
editor Julian Doyle NERFINISHED
genre black comedy
dystopian fiction
satire
science fiction
hasTagline It's only a state of mind.
influencedBy George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Sam Lowry NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus satire of bureaucracy
nominatedFor Academy Award for Best Art Direction NERFINISHED
Academy Award for Best Original Score
Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay
originalLanguage English
producer Arnon Milchan NERFINISHED
Terry Gilliam NERFINISHED
productionCompany Embassy International Pictures NERFINISHED
Silver Screen Partners NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1985
runtime approximately 132 minutes
screenwriter Charles McKeown NERFINISHED
Terry Gilliam NERFINISHED
Tom Stoppard NERFINISHED
setting bureaucratic totalitarian state
title Brazil NERFINISHED
visualStyle surreal

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