Chasing Life 2002
"Run Alex Run!"
In Fernando Fragata's spirited 2002 action-comedy *Chasing Life (Pulsação Zero)*, the story follows Alex, a 25-year-old self-proclaimed lovable loser whose life spirals into chaos, leaving him at rock bottom.
Director: Fernando Fragata
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chasing Life (2002) about?
*Chasing Life* follows Alex, a down-on-his-luck 25-year-old who accidentally poisons himself and has just four hours to find the antidote before it's too late. The film blends comedic chaos with high-stakes urgency as he navigates absurd situations while trying to stay alive.
Who directed Chasing Life?
Fernando Fragata directed *Chasing Life*, infusing the film with a lively comedic tone and breakneck pacing.
Who stars in Chasing Life?
The main cast includes Helder Mendes, Adelaide de Sousa, Miguel C., Adriano Carvalho, and Olavo Bilac, delivering the film's energetic performances.
Is Chasing Life (2002) worth watching?
While *Chasing Life* isn't a blockbuster, its fast-paced action-comedy blend and quirky premise make it an entertaining watch for fans of offbeat humor and time-sensitive thrills. The film's short runtime keeps the energy high, even if it doesn't aim for deep storytelling.
How long is Chasing Life?
*Chasing Life* runs for 83 minutes.
About Chasing Life (2002) — A frantic comedy where one bad decision leads to a deadly deadline
In Fernando Fragata's spirited 2002 action-comedy *Chasing Life (Pulsação Zero)*, the story follows Alex, a 25-year-old self-proclaimed lovable loser whose life spirals into chaos, leaving him at rock bottom. Desperate and on the verge of giving up, Alex accidentally ingests a toxic dose meant for his dog. With only four hours to find the antidote, he's thrust into a frantic, hilarious race against time, dodging absurd obstacles and unexpected allies along the way. The film blends breakneck pacing with sharp wit, capturing the absurdity of modern life and the resilience of the human spirit.
Set against a backdrop of colorful chaos, *Chasing Life* delivers a mix of slapstick humor and heartfelt moments, all while exploring themes of second chances and the lengths people go to survive—literally and figuratively. Fragata's direction infuses the narrative with a playful energy, making it as entertaining as it is unpredictable.