Não Vamos Pagar Nada (2020)
Não Vamos Pagar Nada
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Comedy may be the most popular genre in Brazilian movie production in theaters, with great names like Leandro Hassum and Paulo Gustavo at the forefront of the biggest box offices. Now, the funny actress Samantha Schmütz (from 'Vai que Cola') has a comedy to call her own: 'We're Not Paying Anything'. The perfect movie for those who like 'My Mother is a Piece', 'Until Luck Separates Us' and the own 'Vai que Cola', the feature film follows the journey of a housewife (Schmütz) who gets angry with the prices of the market and ends up leading a kind of "revolution". The premise is absurd, but funny. And Schmütz helps give dynamism to the film, which manages to get some laughs with unexpected, strange and somewhat creative situations.
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A fun story about a woman who is disgusted by rising prices and plunders a supermarket with other customers for refusing to pay.
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