
Geraldo Viramundo is a nice guy with absurd ideas. Viramundo becomes a priest, politician, soldier, and revolutionary in his quest for freedom and justice. A wanderer and playful character, he travels through various cities in search of his beloved Marília. He sees the world through the eyes of the underprivileged, and it is with prostitutes, beggars, and the insane that he embarks on a great march to the Palace of Liberty in Belo Horizonte, where the seat of the state government is located.
Directed by Oswaldo Caldeira
User score
10 votes
Released
January 1, 1989
1h 41m
Portuguese

Diogo Vilela
Geraldo Viramundo

Osmar Prado
Barbeca

Luiz Fernando Guimarães
Capitão Batatinhas

Imara Reis
Peidolina

Débora Bloch
Marialva

Regina Casé
Brigite

Jofre Soares
Cego Elias

Antonio Pedro
Governador

Cláudio Corrêa e Castro
Bossman

Emiliano Queiroz
Borba Gato
Álvaro Freire
Padre Tibério

Maurício do Valle
Montalvão
Geraldo Carrato
Tenente Fritas

Duse Nacaratti
Mulher do Governador
Andréia Garavello
Mãe
Rogério Falabella
Pai
Antonio Naddeo
Delegado
Denis Perez
Viramundo criança
André Felipe
Humberto Mauro
Cosme Alves Netto
Bispo