"Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" is a drama based on the true story of 32 years old Angela Diniz who was gunned down by her lover Doca Street (real name Raul Fernando do Amaral Street) in December 1976. An open and shut case was initially concluded with the acquittal of Street after the defense argued he had acted in “legitimate defence of honor”. But that was only the beginning...
Here's how you can watch "Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" online around the world and from anywhere with a VPN.
"Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" premieres on HBO in the U.S. on Thursday, November 13 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. It is also available to stream on Max.
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Understandably, the decision of the court shocked and appalled many in Brazil who recognized Diniz - post her divorce from her first husband - as a high-living glamorous socialite frequently in the media while embracing personal freedom and living life on her own terms at a time when male-dominated society expected women to be seen and not heard.
The absurd court ruling went global, inspired the putative feminist movement in the biggest country in South America and elsewhere and led to a reevaluation of existing social structures. *SPOILER ALERT* Street initially received a 2 year suspended sentence in 1979 but the controversy prompted a retrial two years later and he was sentenced to 15 years.
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How to watch 'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' online in the U.S.
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Can I watch 'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' online in Canada?
There is no confirmed broadcast date for "Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" as yet but that could change. Check back here for details.
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Can I watch 'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' in the U.K.?
"Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" has no broadcast date in the U.K. as yet but chould be available on Sky Atlantic and Now TV very soon. Check back here for details.
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How to watch 'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' online in Australia
"Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" is scheduled to drop in Australia on HBOMax on Thursday, November 13.
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Remember, if you are working or on vacation Down Under and you want to catch the show on your usual domestic streamer can do so by using a VPN such as NordVPN.
Official 'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' Trailer
'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' - Episode guide
Season 01 Episode 01 to S01 E06: TBA (Thursday, November 13)
'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' - Cast
- Marjorie Estiano - Angela Diniz
- Emilio Dantas - Doca Street
- Antônio Fagundes - Evandro Lins e Silva
- Renata Gaspar - Gilda Rabelo
- Thiago Lacerda - Ibrahim Sued
- Thelmo Fernandes - Milton Villas Boas
- Joaquim Lopes - Tuca Mendes
- Emílio de Mello - Evaristo de Moraes
- Pedro Nercessian - Otavio Manfredi
- Deco Almeida - Reporter
- Serginho Clemente - Reporter
- Pedro Zurawski - Apoiador de Doca
- Rômulo Medeiros - Agent
- André do Vale - Reporter
- Daniel Freitas - Salesman
- Andreia Rocha - Reporter
- Stepan Nercessian - Pereira Neto
- Camila Márdila - Lulu Prado
- Daniela Galli - Adelita Scarpa
- Tatsu Carvalho - Angenor
- Tóia Ferraz - Marion Laplace
- Charles Fricks - Francisco da Motta Macedo
- Priscila Steinman - Gigi
- Mariana Volpi - Mariana Diniz
- Gustavo Wabner - Carlos Bilac
- Yara de Novaes - Maria Diniz
- Remo Rocha - Ronaldo
- Ester Jablonski - Ana Amelia
'Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted' - FAQ
Have the events appeared elsewhere in the media since the second court case?
They certainly have. Angela's story was referenced in the book "Submundo da Sociedade" by Adelaide Carraro. In 2006, Doca Street published his own version of events called "Mea Culpa". The podcast "Praia dos Ossos" revisited events in 2020 - also the inspiration for "Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" - while Ísis Valverde played Angela in the eponymous 2023 biographical film.
What is the name of "Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted" in its native Brazil?
For release there in 2024, the biographical TV mini-series was called "Ângela Diniz: Assassinada e Condenada".
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