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C.I.C. - Central de Inteligência Cearense

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1h39min

Executive Order

6.6/10

1h43min

Elize: Shadows of a Woman

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1h39min

Liquid Truth

6.9/10

1h27min

Meu Nome é Dindi

5.9/10

1h27min

Mulher Oceano

6.3/10

1h39min

Who is Gustavo Falcão?

Gustavo Falcão is an actor known for A Máquina (2005), Fica Comigo Esta Noite (2006) and Aruanas (2019).

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Netflix's New 93-Minute Real-Life Crime Thriller Crowned One of Streaming's Biggest Hits

Even though Netflix has claimed and strongly holds onto the crown of true crime, it is safe to say that the streamer's content follows a formula. Most documentary features and docuseries look the same and feel like they were made in a factory, while only a handful stand out as truly original. In the second group, you can find a recent release that may give others a run for their money – a film based on a true story of a marriage on the brink of collapse, and the lengths to which a scorned individual will resort to if pushed too far. It is also one of Netflix's biggest hits of the year,

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‘Elize: Shadows of a Woman’ Recap and Ending Explained

‘Elize: Shadows of a Woman’ arrived on Netflix as another entry in the streamer’s ongoing exploration of one of Brazil’s most infamous domestic crimes. The film is a retelling of a real case in which a former escort discovers her wealthy husband’s infidelity and struggles to cope as betrayal poisons their marriage. It premiered on the platform on July 22, 2026, with a runtime of two hours, in the crime and drama genres and in Brazilian Portuguese. The story is inspired by the real-life case of Elize Matsunaga, who in 2012 murdered and dismembered her husband, Marcos Matsunaga, in their São Paulo apartment, after the couple’s difficult marriage worsened

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Subject - Jennie Kermode - 17607

It begins with the house. Compact but more than spacious enough for one person, it’s bright yellow and tangled up in old, dry vines which have somehow got a grip despite the forest having been hacked back around it. There’s an unusual aperture in the uppermost room which resembles the one in the worst ever Johnny Depp film, Secret Window, with which this shares some aspects of its plot. Max (Gustavo Falcão) is the writer moving in, his agent having arranged for him to spend some time away from phone, internet and friends so that he can work on a book. As is typical of writers in such tales, he spends a lot of time staring at a blank page, but it only takes one trip into the village to realise that this place is full of stories. Although Falcão makes for a likeable hero, the strength of this film.

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Transylvania Film Review: ‘Liquid Truth’

An attractive male swimming instructor is accused of inappropriately kissing a six-year-old boy in Carolina Jabor’s perceptive, handsomely made “Liquid Truth.” Comparisons are inevitable with Thomas Vinterberg’s “The Hunt,” but the topic was hardly exhausted by that one film, and Jabor’s Brazilian take is less focused on the insidiously oppressive social atmosphere, though it hardly shies away from demonizing unproven accusations. Taking inspiration from a play by Catalan author Josep Maria Miró and Ventura Pons’ 2015 film “Virus of Fear,” screenwriter Lucas Paraizo (“Gabriel and the Mountain”) brings heightened awareness to the pernicious conflation of homosexuality and pedophilia, and while some tightening is in order, “Liquid Truth” delivers a satisfying cinematic experience that resulted in several awards at the Rio de Janeiro Film Festival, including the audience prize. Something’s bothering little Alex (Luiz Felipe Mello), but like most six-year-olds, he’s not very verbal. More likely than not,

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