Seja o Que Deus Quiser (2002)

Cacá, a VJ who works for São Paulo MTV, comes to Rio de Janeiro to make a report about a new band, whose members are poor and live in a slum called Morro do Alemão. She spends the night ... See full summary »

Director:

Murilo Salles

Writers:

João Emanuel Carneiro (collaborating writer), Mauricio Lissovski (collaborating writer),

Stars:

Marília Pêra, Rocco Pitanga, Ludmila Rosa

2 wins & 1 nomination.

Cast

Credited cast:
Marília Pêra	...	Dona Fernanda
Rocco Pitanga	...	MC PQD
Ludmila Rosa	...	Cacá
Caio Junqueira	...	Nando
Débora Lamm	...	Ruth
Nicete Bruno	...	Velha maluca
Marcelo Serrado	...	Zé Henrique
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lúcio Andrey
Wilson Cardozo	...	Policial
Maria Isabel Cavalcanti
Fernando Fechio	...	Marcelo
Ivan Fernandes
Guti Fraga
Roberto Frejat	...	Himself
Paula Garcia	...	Paulinha

Storyline

Cacá, a VJ who works for São Paulo MTV, comes to Rio de Janeiro to make a report about a new band, whose members are poor and live in a slum called Morro do Alemão. She spends the night with PQD, one of the musicians. The next day, Cacá is attacked by two street kids who wanted some money, and thinks PQD is somehow involved. With the police chasing him, PQD decides to go to São Paulo to see Cacá and prove his innocence. But he meets Cacá's brother, Nando, who tries to convince him to take part in a scam.

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Plot Keywords:

band | slum | interracial sex | social criticism | reporter | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

official site [br]

Country:

Brazil

Language:

Portuguese

Release Date:

6 October 2002 (Brazil)

Also Known As:

Que sera, sera

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinema Brasil Digital, Empório de Cinema

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

Have fun!

This is weird clean fun! Well, maybe not absolutely clean. As I started watching it, I soon worried that it would be heavier in violence than expected. Then it felt more and more like a caricature. Eventually I relaxed: this is a comedy, so it might as well feel quite exaggerated. And the ending is just great, I tell you! Some might say this movie is cynical, and others that it is naive. I think it goes both ways (pun intended, if you want so), without being overly intellectual. In short: Thinking is optional! Have fun!