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R min Drama, Romance. In s Italy, romance blossoms between a seventeen-year-old student and the older man hired as his father's research assistant. R min Drama. Kept apart by a terrible lie and a conservative society, two sisters born in Rio de Janeiro make their way through life each believing the other is living out her dreams half a world away.

Captain Roberto Nascimento from the first film another outstanding turn by acclaimed Brazilian actor Wagner Moura is now a divorcee and a Lieutenant Colonel in BOPE, who is intent on taking down the powerful drug gangs by any means necessary. Director Jose Padilha — a highly accomplished filmmaker who had a hand in developing the popular Netflix series Narcos — skilfully weaves together the absorbing backroom power play with stylised bloodshed. City of God — No list of Brazilian cinema is complete without arguably the biggest film to come out of the country. A hapless chicken being chased around a busy favela by a boisterous, heavily-armed gang of youths immediately plunges the viewer into a hypnotic and heady environment as local resident Rocket flashes back to the s during the burgeoning organised crime and drugs trade of the slums of Rio de Janeiro. Neighbouring Sounds — Away from the hurrying, kinetic atmosphere found in the likes of City of God and the Elite Squad films, Neighbouring Sounds is an absorbing, richly-layered character ensemble.

Valeria Marini - Naked Scene from Bambola. A Summer of Lust. Mainstream nudity and sex, some explicit