The lives of the residents of a Brazilian apartment building and the security guards who get the job guarding the surrounding streets.
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★★★★★
Sounds punctuate the neighborhood in Kleber Filho's exhilarating Neighboring Sounds: a dog barks incessantly, street vendors blast their stereos, the noise of TVs reverberate through the streets, a vacuum cleaner rumbles, a washing machine vibrates, and a car...
★★★★★
I liked it, but the story is kind of weak. Not much really happens. But it is at the same time fascinating. The ending is a suprise. The paths of the carachters do not intervene. Still, you got a sense of Brazil and Recife. All the concrete and fences, high bu...
★★★★★
This film deals with Brazilian social relations from a historical perspective and innovative focus. The first images show the Big House and the slave quarters on a sugar cane mill where historians say is the origin of Brazilian society. From there the director...
★★★★★
In his daring debut, Kleber Mendonça Filho did not just made a film about Brazilian middle class suburbia but placed the audience right on that street.
We take part on the daily lives of the residents, their aspirations and challenges as their characters are...
★★★★★
Neighboouring Sounds is a film about various people living in this one particular city/neighborhood area and the various problems these people have and the growing suspicion they have against one another in their ongoing story lines and what happens when these...
