
Sweet Thieves
Ladrões de Cinema

Ruth Pinto de Souza was considered one of the great ladies of Brazilian dramaturgy and the first great reference for black artists on television for her notable roles. Ruth stood out for being the first black actress to star in a soap opera on Rede Globo in A Cabana do Pai Tomás (1969) — and the second on Brazilian television, after Yolanda Braga, in A Cor da Sua Pele (1965) on TV Tupi — in addition to being the first Brazilian artist nominated for the best actress award at an international film festival, for her work in Sinhá Moça (1954) at the Venice Film Festival.
Born: 1921-05-12 in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Ladrões de Cinema

A Grande Arte

Um Copo de Cólera

Rio de Cinemas
Fruto do Amor

Filhas do Vento

Um Homem Célebre

Osso, Amor e Papagaios

O Cinema das Mulheres

Macumba Love

Jubiabá

Angela

O Construtor de Sonhos

Terra é Sempre Terra

Only One Survived
Abdias Nascimento

O Vendedor de Passados

A Sombra da Outra

A Negação do Brasil

Pureza Proibida