Bruna Linzmeyer

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Characters played by Bruna Linzmeyer

Mara — Cidade; Campo (2024)

Mara is Flávia's wife and moves with her from the city to a farm after Flávia's estranged father dies. Together they try to start anew in an abandoned farmhouse, but the harsh realities of rural life challenge the couple. The wilderness and the memories surrounding the property become part of their struggle to settle there.

Amsterdam — The Cold Front Brought by the Rain (2016)

Amsterdam joins the group’s tangled conversations and greets the country singer when he arrives. Amsterdam is part of the circle involved in the rooftop parties, drug use, and shifting alliances, and is among the guests whose jokes about the singer’s manner and appearance provoke his protest.

Beatriz — The Great Mystical Circus (2018)

Beatriz is the circus’s extraordinary star whose performance changes Fred’s life when he first sees her. Fred falls passionately in love with her, and she becomes pregnant as their shared dream develops into the Great Mystical Circus. She later gives birth to their daughter, Charlotte, with the circus community calling for Dr. Frederico.

Luna Madeira — The Movie of My Life (2017)

A local woman in the Brazilian town who becomes a central figure in Tony's life. She provides emotional support and romantic connection as Tony navigates his search for identity and his father's legacy.

Cat Woman — O Banquete (2018)

Guest with a distinct personal history; her presence introduces private secrets that challenge the group's curated public image and ethical facade.

Career Overview

Bruna Linzmeyer has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 2014. Signature works include Virtuous Women, O Voo do Flamingo, The Cold Front Brought by the Rain. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
female
Known Credits
24
Birth Date
1992-11-11
Birth Place
Corupá, Santa Catarina, Brazil

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