Cazuza: Documentário
Documentary about the life and career of Brazilian singer Cazuza, a 1980s rock legend who was the first Brazilian public figure to announce he had AIDS.
Top billed cast
CazuzaSelf (archive footage)
Lucinha AraújoSelf
Daniel de OliveiraSelf
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