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Directed by Laís BodanzkyOrigin BresilGenres DramaThemes Medical-themed films,
Films about psychiatry,
Films set in psychiatric hospitalsActors Rodrigo Santoro,
Caco Ciocler,
Othon Bastos,
Cássia Kis,
Gero CamiloRating77%
The film opens as Mr. Wilson reads a letter he has received from his son Neto, in which Neto declares his contempt for his father. It is followed by a flashback to explain the story; Neto, a São Paulo middleclass teenager, has a troubled relationship with his father and his mother, Meire., 1h44
Origin BresilGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Fantasy,
Adventure,
WesternThemes Films about religion,
Films based on playsActors Matheus Nachtergaele,
Selton Mello,
Lima Duarte,
Denise Fraga,
Marco Nanini,
Paulo GoulartRating85%
The plot concerns the adventures of João Grilo (Matheus Nachtergaele) and Chicó (Selton Mello), the most cowardly of men. Both struggle for daily bread in a telling representation of the life of the poor in North-East Brazil (O Nordeste) and gull a series of comical stereotypes - baker, landowner, and priest - in a series of interrelated episodes united by the passion of the adulterous baker's wife for her little dog who dies from eating the food she supplies to them as occasional workers, and the daughter of the landowner Antônio Morais (Paulo Goulart) - a magnificent comic character who represents the colonial pretensions of the erstwhile "colonial" class who owned the great estates (or "fazendas") of the region in which sugar production was central to a once-booming economy. , 2h26
Directed by Héctor BabencoOrigin BresilGenres DramaThemes Medical-themed films,
Prison films,
Films about sexuality,
LGBT-related films,
Transgender in film,
LGBT-related films,
HIV/AIDS in film,
LGBT-related filmActors Rodrigo Santoro,
Luiz Carlos Vasconcelos,
Caio Blat,
Milton Gonçalves,
Lázaro Ramos,
Aílton GraçaRating75%
This episodic story is set in São Paulo's notorious prison Carandiru, one of Latin America's largest and most violent prison systems.Origin BresilGenres Drama,
Action,
CrimeActors Antônio Fagundes,
Cauã Reymond,
Caio Blat,
Gabriel Braga Nunes,
Otávio Müller,
Milhem CortazRating61%
Doca (Otávio Müller), Danillo (Gabriel Braga Nunes), Carlinhos (Marcello Melo Jr.), Branco (Milhem Cortaz) and Samuel (Caio Blat) are five policemen working undercover at the Complexo do Alemão, an area which gathers several slums and is considered one of the most dangerous places in Rio de Janeiro. Their operation goes wrong after the government threatens to raid the place using military vehicles, which leads local drug lord Playboy (Cauã Reymond) to cut off all the slum's communications, leaving them unable to contact their boss, Samuel's father sheriff Valadares (Antonio Fagundes) and forcing them to hide at the basement of Doca's pizzeria, which serves as their base of operations. Their situation is worsened when Valadares' assistant Pixixo (Izak Dahora) is almost killed by Playboy's men and drops a briefcase containing details on all the policemen infiltrated in the slums. , 1h40
Directed by Paulo MorelliOrigin BresilGenres DramaActors Caio Blat,
Carolina Dieckmann,
Maria RibeiroRating70%
Seven young writers friends traveling to a farmhouse to celebrate the publication of the first book of the group. There, they write letters to be opened ten years later. The trip ends in tragedy after the death of one of the friends. Even then, they meet ten years later to read the letters., 1h34
Origin BresilGenres Drama,
Thriller,
HistoricalThemes Seafaring films,
Films about religion,
Films about suicide,
Transport films,
Political films,
Films about Latin American military dictatorshipsActors Caio Blat,
Cássio Gabus Mendes,
Marcélia Cartaxo,
Cynthia Falabella,
Jean-Pierre Moulin,
Babu SantanaRating70%
In 1968, the Dominican friars of São Paulo became part of the resistance against the military dictatorship in Brazil. Under the pseudonyms of "Tito", "Betto", "Oswaldo", "Fernando", and "Ivo", the friars join the Ação Libertadora Nacional, a communist guerrilla movement headed by Carlos Marighella. The friars' superior, Diogo, recommends them to be more careful, and they decide to disperse themselves.