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La cité des hommes

Titre original : Cidade dos Homens
  • Série télévisée
  • 2002–2018
  • 30min
NOTE IMDb
8,2/10
3,1 k
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Darlan Cunha and Douglas Silva in La cité des hommes (2002)
City Of Men: Saturday
Lire trailer1:11
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA realistic yet humorous look at the lives of Laranjinha and Acerola, two friends who live adventurous and dangerous lives in a Rio de Janeiro slum.A realistic yet humorous look at the lives of Laranjinha and Acerola, two friends who live adventurous and dangerous lives in a Rio de Janeiro slum.A realistic yet humorous look at the lives of Laranjinha and Acerola, two friends who live adventurous and dangerous lives in a Rio de Janeiro slum.

  • Casting principal
    • Darlan Cunha
    • Douglas Silva
    • Camila Monteiro
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  • NOTE IMDb
    8,2/10
    3,1 k
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    • Casting principal
      • Darlan Cunha
      • Douglas Silva
      • Camila Monteiro
    • 13avis d'utilisateurs
    • 10avis des critiques
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    • Récompenses
      • 3 victoires et 3 nominations au total

    Épisodes27

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    Vidéos19

    City Of Men: Can't Show Up Twice
    Trailer 1:50
    City Of Men: Can't Show Up Twice
    City Of Men: Saturday
    Trailer 1:11
    City Of Men: Saturday
    City Of Men: Saturday
    Trailer 1:11
    City Of Men: Saturday
    City Of Men: Somewhere In The Future
    Trailer 1:55
    City Of Men: Somewhere In The Future
    City Of Men: Too Much Month
    Trailer 1:07
    City Of Men: Too Much Month
    City Of Men: Hip Sampa Hop
    Trailer 1:41
    City Of Men: Hip Sampa Hop
    City Of Men: Looks Can Lie
    Trailer 1:45
    City Of Men: Looks Can Lie

    Photos10

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    Rôles principaux99+

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    Darlan Cunha
    • Laranjinha…
    • 2002–2018
    Douglas Silva
    Douglas Silva
    • Acerola…
    • 2002–2018
    Camila Monteiro
    • Cristiane
    • 2003–2017
    Roberta Rodrigues
    • Poderosa…
    • 2002–2018
    Phellipe Haagensen
    • Espeto
    • 2002–2004
    Carlos Eduardo Jay
    • Clayton
    • 2017–2018
    Luan Pessoa
    • Davi
    • 2017–2018
    Jonathan Haagensen
    Jonathan Haagensen
    • Madrugadão
    • 2002–2005
    Thiago Martins
    Thiago Martins
    • João Victor
    • 2002–2018
    Marcos 'Kikito' Junqueira
    • Favelado
    • 2003–2017
    Luciano Vidigal
    • Fiel
    • 2002–2004
    Alex Damazio
    • Paçoca
    • 2003–2004
    Adriana Rodrigues
    • 2017
    Jefferson Brasil
    • 2017
    Dja Marthins
    • 2017
    Adriano Peterman
    • 2017
    Aléssio Abdon
    • 2017
    Pedro Maya
    • 2017
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    Avis des utilisateurs13

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    9Tweekums

    City of Men (Seasons 1 & 2)

    This Brazilian series is set in the city of Rio de Janeiro; in particular in a crowded favela known to its inhabitants as 'The Hill'. We mostly see this world through the eyes of teenage boys Acerola and Laranjinha. Each of the episodes sees them getting into various escapades... often with the ultimate intention of getting together with girls or schemes to earn some money.

    When I started watching this I expected it to be rather downbeat but despite the fact that the Favela is shown as a dangerous place we see that despite their poverty our protagonists have a certain Joie de vivre... some episodes compare their lives to the 'playboys', children from wealthier parts of the city, and we see that there are many similarities. The way the series is shot on hand held cameras in the favela makes what we see seem very real... taking us into this world without feeling like the televisual equivalent of 'poverty tourism'. Each episode provides a good self-contained little story which features plenty of unforced humour. The cast are impressive; most obviously Douglas Silva and Darlan Cunha as Acerola and Laranjinha but also secondary cast members; they may not be as polished as one would get in a Hollywood production but they feel like real people. Overall I'd definitely recommend this to anybody looking for something a little different... my only disappointment was that the UK DVD only included the first two seasons.

    These comments are based on watching the first two seasons in Portuguese with English subtitles.
    Pedro_Duarte

    General idea of Cidade dos Homens

    Cidade dos Homens belongs to Cidade de Deus' world. However, its not such well done stuff. However, it shows the reality with a more realistic approach. If you liked Cidade de Deus, try to see this mini, but don't expect such a gorgeous creation.
    10Mia_W

    A masterpiece in the TV's miniseries subject

    Cidade dos Homens uses the same ingredients that made Cidade de Deus such an amazing film: Fast and inteligent dialogs, which usually focus on the violence of RJ, beautiful art work, great soundtrack and talent kids. Now, in it's second season, the show continues to show us with humor and drama how much stuff is wrong in this powerful country. Its a shame that not many other countries will be able to see this.
    10Splattii

    Maybe the best mini series I've ever seen

    When I saw the DVD set come out in the UK I had to pick it up. When it got here, I broke it open and popped it in the next day. I finished both seasons within 12 hours.

    I don't really know what to say other than see this now. If you liked City of God, you will not only like this series, but you'll love it. It's amazing. It could be the best mini series I've ever seen.

    I used to brag to people about a film called "Cidade Des Dues" before it was widely known. People now seem to have embraced the film and given it the respect it deserves. I will now spread the word of the amazing mini-series.

    I can't emphasize enough how good this was. I paid 15 euro's shipped to my door, and I would have paid more than double after seeing it.
    bob the moo

    Lacks narrative cohesion & visual style but is an excellent experience

    In Rio de Janeiro, the shantytowns on the Hill have death rates that are comparable to some areas that are classed as war zones. The losers in this particular war zone are mostly children and teenagers, who find themselves sucked into violent lives of crime that are as short as they are hopeless. However not everyone on The Hill has "always wanted to be a gangster" and some just live their lives day to day. In this series we meet Laranjinha and Acerola, two young men who enjoy the dances, are drawn by the game, run things to get money, hang out on the beach and mostly chase girls and try to lose their virginity.

    With a deeply ironic title that hints at the dark realities of life in these places (many don't make it to be men) I was a definite viewer when I saw this series coming onto BBC4. I won't babble too long but I just want to take the chance to register my praise for this channel – those who say that BBC4 is not providing a service are dead wrong, it is not their fault the mass audience want mindless stuff to relax in front of. BBC4 gives me cinema from all over the world on a weekly basis and also throws things like this my way – otherwise I would have had to buy the DVD. My dig at City of God in my plot summary is not a reflection of my view of the film because I actually really liked it, however City of Men is better in regards the actual story. Free of the constraints of the film, we are released of the demands of narrative and it produces a film that is more about the experience than it is about one specific story. Although I liked the film I did like this approach better over the course of the nine episodes because I felt it was able to relax and be more realistic without the pressure of actually going someone. As esteemed reviewer el-p has already observed, this means that the final episode does feel a bit of an anti-climax because it just sort of drifts away without closure; but then life only has one closure and that just doesn't happen bang on the end of any given look at life.

    This approach allows us to simply follow the two boys during this part of their life and produces a picture of life in the shantytowns as well as some wider comments. The series has episodes based totally around the nightlife, around the dealers, around hustling or even just about the beach life. Some of them are fun, some are deadly serious, some are political and some are moving but the important thing is that they all work well. The writing never feels like writing and there are no speeches, just natural dialogue that helped me to get into the characters and accept them as real even when their situations are a million miles from my life. The use of an amateur cast helps as well but it also helps that they can be natural in front of a camera – and there are few here that struggle. Cunha stands out because he has the most interesting character; Silva is also good but the series tends to use Acerola as more of a comic character or have his inner issues be more about getting laid than anything else.

    The direction and production values will probably initially put City of God fans off because the series lacks the real cinematic style of its bigger brother, being shot mostly on digital video and being very hand-held and grainy. However give it five minutes and it won't matter because you'll be into it like this and appreciate the intimacy it brings with it. Some of the episodes use animation (most don't) and, apart from a nasty little Matrix-style moment in the last episode (that look cheaply done) the animation is well done and matches the indie feel of the series by being rough but inventive. The biggest problem for me was the fact that the opening credits are so terrible that the first episode I watched I assumed it was going to be awful and, although the series was great, I always fast-forward the opening credits. It is a nice idea but the sight of Chunda and Silva running on the spot unconvincingly just looks daft to me.

    Overall this is a very good series and in many ways is better than the film that spawned it. It may lack the narrative flow and visual style of City of God but it paints a fuller picture that shows us something closer to reality – not all those on the hill go into crime etc but many, many lives are touched by it and it is a dire situation. The lack of narrative is not a problem until an ending is required: up till then the experience is well done and makes for great viewing thanks to the charismatic leads. Well worth seeing and it was a genuine shock to me to see fewer than 50 votes registered for this on IMDb – last year everyone and their dog were praising City of God and Brazilian cinema in general, I know I've seen a lot more South American films as a result of getting into this market, but it seems I am one of the few. I guess the mass market will only seek out non-Hollywood product if it is served on their terms and they don't have to hunt it out; bit depressing really to see so many viewing dumb action movies while stuff like this goes unnoticed. Anyway, rant over, this was a great little series – had its weaknesses but the messages and story telling are so well done that as many viewers as possible should be introduced to it.

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    • Anecdotes
      This series is based on the short Palace II (2000) in which Darlan Cunha played Acerola and Douglas Silva played Laranjinha. In this series, Cunha played Laranjinha and Silva played Acerola.
    • Connexions
      Featured in La cité des hommes (2007)
    • Bandes originales
      O Vencedor
      Performed by Los Hermanos

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    • Date de sortie
      • 15 octobre 2002 (Brésil)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Brésil
    • Site officiel
      • Official site (Brazil)
    • Langue
      • Portugais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • City of Men
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brésil
    • Sociétés de production
      • Central Globo de Produção
      • O2 Filmes
      • Rede Globo de Televisão
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