Rio, 100 Degrees F°

Rio, 100 Degrees F° was released on August 26, 1955.

Rio, 100 Degrees F° was directed by Nelson Pereira dos Santos.

Rio, 100 Degrees F° has a runtime of 1h 31m.

Rio, 100 Degrees F° was produced by Mario Barros, Ciro Freire Cúri, Louis-Henri Guitton, Pedro Kosinski, Nelson Pereira dos Santos.

Set during an oppressively hot day in Rio de Janeiro, the film follows five young Black boys who sell peanuts to survive, moving through different parts of the city-from wealthy beachfront neighborhoods to impoverished favelas. As they navigate their daily routines, the story weaves together multiple encounters with tourists, football fans, middle-class families, criminals, and police.

The key characters in Rio, 100 Degrees F° are Miro (Jece Valadão), Rosa (Glauce Rocha), Pedro (Roberto Batalin).

Rio, 100 Degrees F° is a Drama film.

Rio, 100 Degrees F° has an audience rating of 6.8 out of 10.