Me Entedie Mais Trailer (2019)

07 May 2019 Drama, Music, Romance 11 mins

In an event hall, Parvati rehearses a choreography for her 16th birthday. She does not agree with the party, but ends up giving in to pressure from her mother, who has always dreamed of this moment. Dândi works in this salon, doing general service jobs. The two meet by accident in the cellar, when Parvati is running away from all the futility of her party and Dândi is resting from kitchen work. They end up recognizing in each other the same contempt for all the artificiality that surrounds them, finding music as a way to escape that reality.

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Cast

Lays Portela as Parvati

Ryan Pardauil as Dândi

Rafaella Cândido as Polyana

Ricardo Kairus as Maclean

Andrea Cunha as Mami

Crew

Maurício Moraes Sound Designer

Maurício Moraes Sound Mixer

Maurício Moraes Sound

João Luciano Screenplay

João Luciano Director

International Releases Dates

Brazil 07 May 2019

Production Companies

Subterrâneo Produções

Inovador Talvez Filmes

Cinema e Audiovisual - UFPA

2602 Produções

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