Almery Steves

Acting

Almery Steves

Acting credits

Retribuição poster
7.0

A young woman is told by her dying father about a treasure he left for her buried in the woods. Later, after helping a man assaulted by a gangster, she confides in him her hidden inheritance. Unfortunately, a bandid listens to the whole conversation, and a race for the treasure ensues.

Retribuição

1924

Almeri & Ari: Ciclo do Recife e da Vida poster
NR

Brazilian documentary about the pioneers Ary Severo (director, screenwriter, actor and screenwriter) and Almery Steves, his wife (actress of famous Recife Cycle films)

Almeri & Ari: Ciclo do Recife e da Vida

1979

O Destino das Rosas poster
8.0

A young woman, the daughter of a farmhand, is in love with the farmer's son, a young student living in the capital who has no good intentions toward her. Carrapiche, a modest and crippled young man, is also in love with the girl, but he knows of the other's bad intentions.

O Destino das Rosas

1930

No artwork available
NR

Documentary about the first actress from Pernambuco, Almery Steves, who starred in four of the famous films of the Recife Cycle.

Almery, A Estrela

2007

Aitaré from the Beach poster
5.1

The fisherman Aitaré courts Cora, an innocent girl from a small village. Several disagreements separate the heroes, until the expected happy ending. The film shows both the beautiful beaches of the region and the sophisticated milieu of the aristocracy in Recife. The clash between tradition and modernity can been seen in an obvious way in the film.

Aitaré from the Beach

1925

Dança, Amor e Ventura poster
9.0

A Recife society couple, while visiting a painting exhibition, recognizes, in a painting depicting a gypsy girl, their daughter, who had been kidnapped by gypsies as a child. The painter informs them that the girl is part of the Bentes Lemano gang. The parents go to the police, who arrest the gang, including Artur. Their identities are clarified. Despite her parents' opposition, the heroine ends up marrying Maurício.

Dança, Amor e Ventura

1927