Road 47 2014
"No retreat. No surrender."
Directed by Vicente Ferraz, *Road 47 (2014)* plunges viewers into the harrowing final days of World War II through the eyes of a Brazilian Expeditionary Force platoon.
Director: Vicente Ferraz
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Road 47 (2014) about?
*Road 47* follows a Brazilian Expeditionary Force platoon during WWII whose retreat turns into a nightmare after a panic attack scatters them in enemy territory. Stranded and starving, they must decide between facing court-martial or risking everything to complete a dangerous mission behind enemy lines.
Who directed Road 47?
Vicente Ferraz directed *Road 47*. Known for his work in Brazilian war films, Ferraz crafts a raw and immersive portrayal of historical sacrifice.
Who stars in Road 47?
The film stars Daniel de Oliveira, Francisco Gaspar, Júlio Andrade, Thogun Teixeira, Ivo Canelas, and Richard Sammel.
Is Road 47 (2014) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, *Road 47* delivers a compelling war drama with strong performances and atmospheric tension. Fans of historical fiction and gritty battlefield stories will find it a moving tribute to lesser-known WWII soldiers.
How long is Road 47?
The runtime of *Road 47* is 107 minutes.
About Road 47 (2014) — Brazilian WWII soldiers face impossible choices in gripping war drama
Directed by Vicente Ferraz, *Road 47 (2014)* plunges viewers into the harrowing final days of World War II through the eyes of a Brazilian Expeditionary Force platoon. A mix of war drama and historical fiction, the film follows a group of ill-prepared soldiers whose retreat spirals into chaos when a panic attack splits their ranks in the heart of enemy territory. Stranded in no man's land with dwindling supplies and morale, these men face an impossible choice: flee into the unknown or rally for a last stand against overwhelming odds. The stark Italian mountainside becomes a pressure cooker of tension, where survival clashes with honor.
Drawn into a desperate mission to neutralize a deadly minefield, the platoon's fragile unity fractures under fear and exhaustion. Ferraz crafts a visceral, character-driven war story that blends raw survival instincts with the weight of legacy. With its unflinching portrayal of wartime desperation and the unbreakable spirit of ordinary soldiers, *Road 47* stands as a poignant tribute to the forgotten heroes of the FEB.