
Slightly Out of Tune
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Not RatedDirector
Arnaldo Jabor
Runtime
121 minutes
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Shortly after World War II, the city of Rio de Janeiro experiments a period of great cultural, political and economic effervescence, when all the dreams – or nearly all – seem possible. In this exciting scenery of transformation, Paulo discovers love, friendship and sex through his childhood and adolescence in the 1950’s and 1960’s.
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AI Analysis
Extreme Happiness functions as a period piece that leverages the cultural and political effervescence of mid-20th century Rio de Janeiro. By centering on a protagonist's journey through the 1950s and 1960s, the film explores the intersection of personal identity and systemic societal transformation. The narrative architecture appears designed to challenge conventional historical tropes. It moves away from static depictions of authority and family, opting instead to examine the fluidity of identity and the disruption of social norms during a transformative era. While the film offers a nuanced look at a shifting social landscape, specific character details regarding identity remain largely inferred from the historical and thematic context provided.

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