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Daniel Nolasco

Director
Daniel Nolasco is a Brazilian actor and director, known for his work in independent cinema. He often explores themes of identity, sexuality, and social issues in his films. Some of his notable films include "Mr. Leather", "Dry Wind", and "Atlantida". Nolasco's work is characterized by its experimental style and thought-provoking narratives.

Films

Mr. Leather

Mr. Leather

By Daniel Nolasco

2019 | 85 min | Documentary

An incredibly sexy documentary about São Paulo's fetish scene in the fight for the coveted title of Mr. Leather Brazil!

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