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Boy And The World

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Cuca is a boy who lives in a distant world, in a small village in the interior of his mythical country. One day, his father doesn't come back, Cuca then goes on an adventurous quest in search of his father.
Actors: Felipe Zilse,
Felipe Zilse
Felipe Zilse
Vinicius Garcia,
Vinicius Garcia
Vinicius Garcia
Lu Horta,
Lu Horta
Lu Horta 22 August 1971, Apucarana, Parana, Brazil
AlĂȘ Abreu,
AlĂȘ Abreu
AlĂȘ Abreu
Marco Aurélio Campos
Marco Aurélio Campos
Marco Aurélio Campos
Director: AlĂȘ Abreu
AlĂȘ Abreu
AlĂȘ Abreu
Country: Euro
Release: 2013
IMDb: 7.50
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Duration: 80 min
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Groucho Reviews
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February 23, 2016

Kaleidoscopic in its opening up of brilliant color and of the troubling interaction between corporate "people" and flesh-and-bone people, between the environment and civilization.
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Entertainment Weekly
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February 25, 2016

Although the film is a bit abstract and largely free of dialogue (what little speaking there is is a whispered babble of tongues), it has a universal simplicity-we're seeing life through the wide, innocent eyes of a naif.
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Examiner.com
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February 20, 2016

Ale Abreu's animated film feels like a child's crayon drawing that was stuck to the fridge with a magnet that was somehow brought to life, set free into the world, and stumbled onto an adventure that is unlike anything you've ever seen or heard.
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Chicago Tribune
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February 04, 2016

Writer-director Ale Abreu's use (sparing but striking) of the blank-page aesthetic makes the frequent, lavish splashes of kaleidoscopic color all the more interesting.
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Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
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March 14, 2016

A dazzler, with enough far-out 'head trip' moments to have qualified it for cult status during the era of the midnight-movie illegal smile.
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Washington City Paper
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January 13, 2017

Considering the film's conspicuous music and fluid, colorful, dizzying tapestry, it seems that Abreu is more concerned with evoking emotions than presenting a clear arc. Until, that is, the very end, when he wields his sledgehammer.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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February 26, 2016

Abreu's visionary movie is a restless and dynamic creature that is forever reconstituting itself into complex visual and musical landscapes.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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February 08, 2016

The little boy here... is one of the most distinctive and adorable animated characters you'll ever come across, and his introduction to "the world out there" is a moving revelation indeed.
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Salt Lake Tribune
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March 18, 2016

The Brazilian fable Boy and the World, one of this year's Oscar nominees in the Animated Feature category, is a stirring blend of gorgeous animation and a simple, heartfelt story.
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Seattle Times
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February 11, 2016

Abreu handcrafted his images, and the imagination from which those images spring is astonishingly fertile.
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March 24, 2016

...the Brazilian film Boy & the World by the director AlĂȘ Abreu... reminds you of what can be accomplished in this medium.
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Chicago Reader
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February 04, 2016

This magical Brazilian fantasy by AlĂȘ Abreu reminded me of Nina Paley's Sita Sings the Blues and Tomm Moore's The Secret of Kells in its crafty combination of simply drawn characters (the boy) and ornate geometrical patterns (the world).
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