Pixote

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Pixote

Pixote is a 1980 Brazilian drama directed by Héctor Babenco. The plot revolves around João Henrique (Nicknamed Pixote) a homeless boy who is detained at a reformatory; after escaping with other inmates he is recruited as a drug mule and becomes involved in a series of crimes.
The following weapons were used in the film Pixote:

Revolvers

Smith & Wesson Model 36

Pixote (Fernando Ramos da Silva) acquires a revolver that seem to be a Smith & Wesson Model 36 after a drug deal. Dito (Gilberto Moura) uses the weapon throughout the rest of the film.

Smith & Wesson Model 36 - .38 Special

Pixote rummages through a purse; the cylinder release can be seen in this shot

Pixote takes the revolver

Dito points to the gun on his waistband and says he does not need another one

Dito holds the revolver during a mugging

Taurus Model 86 Target Master

A Taurus Model 86 Target Master is seen in Cristal's (Tony Tornado) bed when he organizes the drug deal.

Taurus 86 Target Master - .38 Special

The gun is seen on top of a small box

Unknown Revolver

A police officer carries an unknown revolver.

The revolver is seen on his holster

The officer interrogates an inmate

Pistols

Beretta 950BS Jetfire

Dito buys a Beretta 950BS Jetfire from a pimp and gives it to Pixote. Pixote uses it multiple times.

Nickel Beretta 950BS Jetfire - .25 ACP

The pimp takes the weapon out of his waistband; note the nickel finish and faux pearl grips

Dito points to the gun on his waistband and says he does not need another one

Pixote inspects the gun and ask Dito to buy it

Pixote holds the pistol during a mugging

Rifles

Unknown Rifle

The inspector at the reformatory executes some inmates with a rifle.

The inspector fires his rifle; the scene takes place at night and it's hard to make out what model it is