The Xango from Baker Street was released on September 27, 2001.

The Xango from Baker Street was directed by Miguel Faria Jr..

The Xango from Baker Street has a runtime of 2h 4m.

The Xango from Baker Street was produced by Tino Navarro, José Zimerman, Bruno Stroppiana.

Rio de Janeiro, 1886. Actress Sarah Bernhardt performs at the city's Municipal Theater, captivating the local audience enthralled by French culture. The city is at her feet, and even the Emperor Dom Pedro II comes to pay his respects. He confides a secret to her: the disappearance of a precious Stradivarius violin presented by him to the charming widow Baroness Maria Luiza. The actress suggests he hire her friend, the legendary British detective Sherlock Holmes, to solve the case. Under the heat of the tropical sun, the lives of Holmes and Watson are changed forever, as they find themselves knee-deep in a cultural hodgepodge that includes all the standard Brazilian tourist fare.

The key characters in The Xango from Baker Street are Sherlock Holmes (Joaquim de Almeida), Mello Pimenta (Marco Nanini), Dr. Watson (Anthony O'Donnell).

The Xango from Baker Street is a Comedy, Mystery, Crime film.

The Xango from Baker Street has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.

The Xango from Baker Street had a budget of $1.

The Xango from Baker Street has made $410 at the box office.