
Berlin International Film Festival 2007 - Nominated - Golden Berlin Bear
São Paulo International Film Festival 2006 - Won - Critics Award Honorable Mention
São Paulo International Film Festival 2006 - Won - International Jury Award
São Paulo International Film Festival 2006 - Won - Special Jury Award
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The Year My Parents Went On Vacation
Film SynopsisIn 1970, Brazil and the world seem to have been turned upside-down, but 12 year-old Mauro's worries have nothing to do with the military regime, which controls the country. His biggest dream is to see Brazil become three-time winner of the World Cup. Suddenly, he is torn from his parents and taken to live in a "strange" and fun-filled community - Bom Retiro, a district in Sao Paulo, which is home to a large Jewish and Italian community, among other cultures. Get Involved |
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Runtime:
105 min.
Genre:
Drama
Country:
BRAZIL
Language:
Portuguese
Color:
Color
Plot Summary
Mauro is at a stage in life when one moves from childhood into adolescence. He is forced to live without his parents, left-wing militants forced underground. They leave him with his grandfather. But something unexpected has happened to his grandfather and Mauro is left alone without being able to inform his parents. Shlomo, his grandfather's next-door neighbor, a solitary Jewish man and employee of the local synagogue, winds up taking care of him. The unexpected cohabitation results in a plunge into unknown worlds, from which they emerge more mature than before.
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Directed by
Cao Hamburger
Produced by
Caio Gullane
Fabiano Gullane
Cao Hamburger
Writing credits
Adriana Falcão
Claudio Galperin
Cao Hamburger
Bráulio Mantovani
Anna Muylaert
Cast
| Michel Joelsas | ||
| Germano Haiut | ||
| Paulo Autran | ||
| Simone Spoladore | ||
| Eduardo Moreira | ||
| Caio Blat | ||
| Daniela Piepszyk | ||
| Lilian Castro | ||
| Rodrigo dos Santos |
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