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October 2000 (Brazil)
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a bad ad for condoms and digital cameras
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(Credited cast)| Maitê Proença | ... | Márcia | |
| Roberto Bomtempo | ... | Júlio | |
| Maria Ribeiro | ... | Anamaria | |
| Ana Maria Mainieri | ... | Guida | |
| Nélson Diniz | ... | Teodoro | |
| Werner Schünemann | ... | Juvenal | |
| Márcio Kieling | ... | Ciro | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Júlio Andrade | ... | Pizza deliver | |
| Roberto Birindelli | ... | Emanuel | |
| Cleo de Paris | ... | Sabrina | |
| Eduardo Fachel | ... | Orestes | |
| Luiz Carlos Magalhães | ... | Judge | |
| Rodrigo Najar | |||
| Gilberto Perin | |||
| Júlio César Saraiva | ... | Policeman | |
| Rochele Sá | |||
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Tolerance (USA)
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When Márcia meets Júlio in the prison, she tells him, "You're horrible. What happened, didn't they let you take a shower?" One of the film's screenwriters is 'Furtado, Jorge', who wrote and directed the short film "O Dia Em Que Dorival Enfrentou A Guarda," in which a prison detainee tries to take a shower, but the prison guards don't let him do it.
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References O Dia em Que Dorival Encarou a Guarda (1986)
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Milonda argonautilus
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Tolerancia is a movie so bad, you cannot help laughing most of the time. Like one of those trash movies, the acting is so bad, the storyline so stupid, the sex scenes so pathetic, that you ask yourself - what's wrong with these people?
To add insult to injury, the movie seems to be some kind of a promotional for a) using condoms, showed prominently before any sex-scenes (I remember in Germany they used to have these anti-aids spots in the 90s, but they lasted 30 seconds, not two hours, and they were much more entertaining), and b) the digital world. We're talking 2000 in Brazil, and this guy is working all day with his digital camera (!). Give me a break.
The most pathetic part is when a guy comes up to the main character and says "my speciality is the Internet. I'm really good at it. I also know a lot about digital cameras". This reminded me of movie disasters like "the net", which pathetically tried to be hip, showing an embarrassing lack of understanding for anything digital.
2/10 (two, not one, because the movie is in brazilian portuguese, possibly the most beautiful language on earth).