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City Of God
Description
A Drug dealer loves to be the talk of the town while his second is a photographer who captures every event that surrounds him thereby increasing the rivalry.
A Drug dealer loves to be the talk of the town while his second is a photographer who captures every event that surrounds him thereby increasing the rivalry.
Actors:
Diego Batista,
Diego Mendes,
Edson Oliveira,
Guti Fraga,
Marcio Vinicios,
Robson Rocha,
JĂșlio CĂ©sar Siqueira,
Wemerson Gonçalves,
Leandro Firmino,
Graziella Moretto,
Leandro Gonçalves,
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Diego Batista
Diego Mendes
Edson Oliveira
Guti Fraga
1953, Alto Garças, Mato Grosso, Brazil
Marcio Vinicios
Robson Rocha
JĂșlio CĂ©sar Siqueira
Wemerson Gonçalves
Leandro Firmino
23 June 1978, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Graziella Moretto
15 May 1972, Santos, SĂŁo Paulo, Brazil
Leandro Gonçalves
Director:
KĂĄtia Lund ,
Fernando Meirelles
KĂĄtia Lund
1966, SĂŁo Paulo, SĂŁo Paulo, Brazil
Fernando Meirelles
9 November 1955, SĂŁo Paulo, SĂŁo Paulo, Brazil
Country:
International
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Fernando Meirelles' Brazilian slum epic is a profound, stylistically expansive depiction of three decades of child gang warfare on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro with non-actors playing their poverty-ridden lives for the camera.
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City of God delivers a bruising, visceral experience of the vicious spiral of violence that draws kids into a life of crime, brutality and murder as the only avenue open to them.
November 12, 2008
The visceral and artistic excitement remains surface-bound.
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Hard to watch but even harder to tear your eyes away from.
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Brazillian director Mereilles' splashy feature debut, a dynamically exciting portrait of Rio's violent gangs, immediately established himsef as an international talent to watch, and the Oscar nods only reaffirmed that status.
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I came away from this film impressed by its narrative control but unmoved by anything it had to say.
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Each chapter is endowed with powerful, uncompromising, beguiling and, sometimes, deceptive momentum. What seem like innocuous turns become so critical to the narrative that they tie into the ruthless idea at hand: You never see the bullet that kills you.
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Powerful, but only for 17 and up.
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The living conditions it projects are as horrendous as I had feared, but the movie is surprisingly easy to take as a rollicking homicidal entertainment.