"O Cangaceiro" is a Brazilian film released in 1953, directed by Lima Barreto. The movie is set in the arid landscapes of the Brazilian Northeast and follows the life of cangaceiros, bandits who resisted the oppressive social conditions of the time. It portrays their struggles against the government and wealthy landowners. The film features a mix of action, drama, and romance, highlighting the cultural aspects of the cangaço movement. It stars Jorge Amado, a prominent Brazilian writer, and is notable for its depiction of the harsh realities faced by the rural poor in Brazil during the early 20th century.