Brazilian comedy-drama film adaptation of the novel Slam, by Nick Hornby, very well produced, about teenagers, parents, sports, high school, resistance and pregnancy "I know it's cowardice, but sometimes you have to have courage to be a coward" says the father of a 17-year-old who ran away, leaving his pregnant girlfriend, to clear his head, is scoundrelism innate? Ok, he redeems himself throughout the film. Another day thanking God for not being a mother, hehehe... A beautiful and realistic film about the pains and loves of being a father and a mother... #MariaFelipaResiste
For the first time, Samuca's life seems to be getting back on track - until he finds out that his girlfriend, Alicia, is pregnant. In addition to facing the challenges common to any teenager in this situation, Samuca finds himself overcome by a feeling of revolt when he realizes that he is repeating the same path as his mother, who also got pregnant at sixteen and had to raise her son alone, counting on the absence and irresponsibility of his father.
