Vai ter Troco (2023)
Vai ter Troco
”Two employees seek revenge on their bankrupt bosses by collecting their late payment, leading to hilarious situations.”
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For months without receiving salaries and seeing the bosses, who claim to be bankrupt, squandering money at parties and dinners for high society, Tonha and Zildete decide to collect the late payment, creating hilarious and humorous situations.
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A Menina que Matou os Pais
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O Menino que Matou Meus Pais
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Italian filmmaker Nanni Moretti (winner of the Palme d'Or in 2001 for The Son's Room) returns with what has been called his 8½, for obvious reasons. A Brighter Tomorrow is the story of a filmmaker struggling to shoot a movie about the Hungarian Revolution, while trying to save his marriage to his producer wife. The film satirizes the current state of cinema, and perhaps indulges a bit too much in its nostalgia. It is far from the best that veteran Moretti has to offer, but if you've enjoyed his previous films, you will undoubtedly enjoy this one.
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