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Boy and the Wind (The)

Country: Brazil, Language: Portuguese, 104 mins

Original Title

O Menino e o Vento
  • Director: Carlos Hugo Christensen
  • Writer: Carlos Hugo Christensen; Millor Fernandes
  • Producer: Carlos Hugo Christensen

CGiii Comment

What an odd little film...

A man and a boy have a shared passion for the wind and - allegedly - each other...

It's a courtroom drama - like no other.

The photography makes everyone look extremely ugly...but, it adds to the weirdness of the film.

Definitely, one for the more curious...

Odd...but, effective.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Young engineer on holiday gets involved with a boy having a strange relationship with the wind. Their close friendship arouses suspicion in the small town. When the boy disappears, the engineer is accused of murdering him.

Cast & Characters

Enio Goncalves as Jose Roberto Nery;
Luiz Fernando Ianelli as Zeca de Curva;
Wilma Henriques as boardinghouse lady;
Odilon Azevedo as Clerk;
Oscar Felipe as Mario;
Germano Filho as lawyer;
Antonia Marzullo;
Antonio Naddeo;
Palmira Barbosa;
Jotta Barroso;
Thales Penna;
Miriam Pereira;
Armando Rosas;
Amiris Veronese