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The Year My Parents Went on Vacation
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A boy is left alone in a Jewish neighborhood in the year of 1970, where both world cup and dictatorship happen in Brazil.
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- Central Station - Both films revolve around relationships formed in a unique cultural context in Brazil.
- City of God - Both explore social themes in Brazilian society with a blend of humor and seriousness.
- The Motorcycle Diaries - Encapsulates a journey that highlights Brazilian landscapes and struggles.
- Lula, Son of Brazil - Focuses on the life journey of a Brazilian icon, blending personal stories with the country's history.
- A Dog's Will - A mix of humor and Brazilian culture, portraying the lives of lower-class individuals.
- The Second Mother - Explores class differences in Brazil with warm storytelling.
- Me You Them - Offers a comedic approach to complex relationships in Brazilian society.
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- The Way He Looks - Explores personal relationships in a Brazilian context, focusing on youth and identity.
- Divine Power - Mixes humor with Brazilian folklore and personal relationships.
- Estômago - A tale of survival that combines humor and socio-political themes within Brazil.
- The Clown and the World - Combines performance art with a unique take on Brazilian culture.
- Aquarius - Focuses on personal struggles against social issues in a Brazilian context.
- The Way of the Dragon - Features elements of comedy and cultural identity within Brazilian society.
- The Edge of the Abyss - A mix of deep personal stories and political elements regarding Brazilian life.
- Tatuagem - Explores themes of love and personal freedom against the backdrop of Brazilian culture.
- The Forgotten - Involves themes of memory and identity in Brazil.
- Cazuza: O Tempo Não Pára - A biopic about a Brazilian musician that captures the mood of the time.
- The Happiness of the World - Explores Brazilian societal issues through a character-driven narrative.
- The House of Sand - A multi-generational tale reflecting on time and family in Brazilian life.
- A Separation - Though not Brazilian, it shares themes of personal struggle and societal expectation.
- The Last Guardian - Explores cultural and personal themes through fantastical elements.
- The Man Who Copied - Combines humor and drama in a uniquely Brazilian story about desire and ambition.
- Black Orpheus - A classic Brazilian film rich with cultural references and romance.
- Good Morning, Night - Delves into relationships and the human condition in a Brazilian context.
- Boys in Brazil - Explores complex themes of identity within a cultural framework.
- Innocent(As Dúvidas de um Cínico) - Involves questioning identity in a contemporary Brazilian setting.
- The Little Book of Wisdom - Explores personal narratives in the context of Brazilian culture.
- The Other Side of the Street - Involves themes of love, mystery, and Brazilian societal issues.
- Getúlio - Focuses on a historical figure, exploring identity and political themes in Brazil.
- The Last Metro - Explores complex personal themes during a time of societal change.
- Amores Perros - While Mexican, it shares themes of love and interwoven stories akin to 'Lisbela'.
- Wild Adventures - Combines humor with adventure in a culturally rich setting.
- Tropical Paradise - Features vibrant exploration of Brazilian life and relationships.
- Only God Forgives - Though more intense, it shares themes of family conflict and personal ambition.
- Mutum - Focuses on rural Brazilian life and the coming-of-age experience.
- Bossa Nova - Combines romance and comedy within a Brazilian setting.
- The Alphabet Killer - Mystery and personal struggles akin to the themes in 'Lisbela'.
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