Matou a Família e Foi ao Cinema

Júlio Bressane

IndieLisboa 2011 • Independent Hero

Brazil, Fiction, 1969, 80′

A boy kills his father and mother by stab and goes to the cinema to see “Lost for Love”. A young, rich and bored wife decides to spent her vacations in Petropolis while her mother waits her to give up the idea of divorce. A man kills a woman for love. A

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