1 review
I have always loved Latin cinema in general and Brazilian cinema in particular
The script is written poignantly and emotionally, With sequences that are sometimes enjoyable, and sometimes exciting,
He is constantly accompanied by (Adrianim) and (Martins), in whom he finds the support he needs to move forward and resist the difficult circumstances and the effects of poverty, since his mother's death his father has not spoken to him for many years!
The film features scenes that are sometimes fun and sometimes exciting, in addition to countless intersect moments inspired by a popular Brazilian singer there called 'L7nnon'.
The director is truly amazing in what he wants to convey to the viewer, the performance is wonderful. The script is another story.
The film is saturated with beauty that is evident in all the scenes of the film.
Another piece of art added to Brazilian cinema.
The script is written poignantly and emotionally, With sequences that are sometimes enjoyable, and sometimes exciting,
- (André), known to everyone as (Dee), is a teenager who lives with his grandmother (Almerinda), who suffers from Alzheimer's. He is unemployed, so we see him struggling to pay the rent and buy the medicine his grandmother needs.
He is constantly accompanied by (Adrianim) and (Martins), in whom he finds the support he needs to move forward and resist the difficult circumstances and the effects of poverty, since his mother's death his father has not spoken to him for many years!
The film features scenes that are sometimes fun and sometimes exciting, in addition to countless intersect moments inspired by a popular Brazilian singer there called 'L7nnon'.
The director is truly amazing in what he wants to convey to the viewer, the performance is wonderful. The script is another story.
The film is saturated with beauty that is evident in all the scenes of the film.
Another piece of art added to Brazilian cinema.