The Shawshank Redemption

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Content Rating

Age Rating (Brazil)
Restricted. Under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Sex and Nudity: Mild
Violence and Gore: Moderate
Profanity: Severe
Alcohol, Drugs and Smoking: Mild
Frightening and Intense Scenes: Moderate

A Dream of Freedom (1994)
In 1946, banker Andy Dufresne sees his life turned upside down when he is wrongly convicted of murdering his wife and her lover. Sentenced to life imprisonment, Andy is sent to the bleak Shawshank State Penitentiary in Maine - a place where hope seems to die a slow death and cruelty is the everyday language. Facing a brutal and corrupt system, he soon meets Warden Norton, a man who uses the Bible to justify his tyrannical power, and Captain Hadley, whose violence keeps the inmates under absolute control.

Amidst the darkness of Shawshank, Andy finds a spark of light when he befriends Ellis Boyd “Red” Redding, a charismatic and cunning inmate who dominates the prison black market. Over the years, this friendship becomes a powerful bond of companionship and hope. With intelligence, patience and a quiet vision of the future, Andy begins to challenge the system from the inside out, using his knowledge as a banker to gain a strategic position in the penitentiary - but with a much deeper plan hidden beneath his calm façade.

A Dream of Freedom is a powerful story about resilience, injustice and the transformative power of hope. Inspired by the work of Stephen King, the film transcends the prison drama to become one of the most moving and inspiring stories in the history of cinema.

Direction and screenplay: Frank Darabont
Based on the work: Rita Hayworth

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