Casa Grande (2014)
Año de lanzamiento: 2014
Nación: Brazil
Alternative Title: A gazdag srác, Каса-Гранде
Director: Fellipe Barbosa
Writer: Fellipe Barbosa, Karen Sztajnberg
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Fernanda de Capua, Iafa Britz, Mauro Pizzo, Lara Guaranys
Compañías: Gamarosa Filmes, Guiza Produções Audiovisuais, Migdal Filmes, TeleImage
Budget: N/A
Premios & Similares
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Similar: N/A
Palabras clave
Palabras clave: brief breast, class differences, coming of age, female nudity, female rear nudity, kiss, kissing on the beach, male female relationship, mature woman seduces teenage boy, money problems, nudity, pubic hair, rio de janeiro brazil, seductive woman, seductress, semi autobiographical, swimming pool, teenage boy, teenage sexuality, upper class
Historia
Casa Grande follows Jean, a privileged teenage boy living in an affluent suburb of Rio de Janeiro. His carefree life consists mostly of games, grades, and girls until his overbearing father's financial irresponsibility forces their family into debt. This change in lifestyle prompts Jean to explore the world beyond his luxurious 'casa grande' (big house). Along the way, he encounters Luiza, a feisty mixed-race girl from a different social class. The film chronicles Jean's coming-of-age as cultures, classes, and generations collide around him.
Resumen
Casa Grande is a Brazilian drama directed by Fellipe Barbosa that explores themes of wealth disparity and cultural collision in modern Rio de Janeiro. The story centers around Jean, a teenager from an affluent suburb who learns about the realities of life beyond his privileged bubble when his family falls into debt due to his father's financial mismanagement. As Jean navigates these new experiences, he crosses paths with Luiza, a girl from a different social class and racial background, challenging his perspectives on life and love.
