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At the heart of one of the toughest, most chaotic cities in the world, four fatherless brothers aspire to break free of their social status and its trappings. 'Linha de Passe' reunites director Walter Salles (Motorcycle Diaries) and writer/director Daniela Thomas (Foreign Land), introducing a family of young actors making their .. Read more
| Starring | Vinícius de Oliveira, Ana Carolina Dias, José Geraldo Rodrigues, Kaique Jesus Santos |
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| Director | Walter Salles, Daniela Thomas |
| Genres | Drama, World Cinema |
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Life of the poor in Brazil
Although this film is well acted and directed, I feel it was over-ambitious in having five main characters. I feel it would have been far more involving if it ... read more »
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A film I enjoyed as much as Motorcycle Diaries
An interesting, mind opening film accurately showing how the poorer people of Sao Paulo, Brazil, survive. Need to have lived with the people of Brazil to fully ... read more »
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Tough life
A moving film. The characters don't have an easy life to start with and it doesn't get better. The odds are stacked against them and you can't help ... read more »
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For people who like 'gritty' films
And not only 'gritty' films, but ones which don´t give the viewer lengthy violent/action scenes to watch, a la City of God. This is a slow-moving... read more »
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meso meno filme
If you like Brazilian movies and dont mind a slow start then you'll find this film ok.
A film about a poor Brazilian family with the film ... read more »
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Started out slow - didn't finish
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Good Brazilian Film
Although it had too many main characters which made the story hard to follow, this was a decent story about a Brazilian family living in poverty. Having never ... read more »
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tragic truth
the subtext and real learning to be taken from this film is not pleasant.
Yes the lets call it pigmentocracy exists in Brazil.One of the main ... read more »
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Weak plot and direction
This film promised much with a well known director who worked on the fabulous Motorcyle Diaries. Unfortunately, this offering fails on two fronts: the plot and ... read more »
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Not the best in Brazilian cinema
Not the best in Brazilian cinema, but compares well to most Hollywood nonsense
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Compelling
Thought provoking film with really good real life acting. Salles is a great director and very versatile.