As Taras de Todos Nós 1982
Directed by the inventive Brazilian filmmaker Guilherme de Almeida Prado, *As Taras de Todos Nós* (1982) weaves three unsettling yet darkly humorous tales of desire, obsession, and human frailty.
Director: Guilherme de Almeida Prado
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *As Taras de Todos Nós* (1982) about?
*As Taras de Todos Nós* follows three interconnected tales of erotic drama, each delving into the complexities of desire and loneliness. One story follows a shoe salesman captivated by a woman's feet, another reveals a family secret behind a widower's preserved home, and the third explores a man's descent into fantasy after rejection. The film blends humor with unsettling themes.
Who directed *As Taras de Todos Nós*?
*As Taras de Todos Nós* was directed by Guilherme de Almeida Prado, a filmmaker known for his bold and inventive storytelling in Brazilian cinema.
Who stars in *As Taras de Todos Nós*?
The film features Matilde Mastrangi, Roberto Miranda, Neide Ribeiro, Flávio Porto, and Lola Brah in key roles.
Is *As Taras de Todos Nós* (1982) worth watching?
While the film's IMDb rating is unrated, its unique blend of dark humor and erotic drama makes it a standout for fans of unconventional cinema. The storytelling is provocative, and the themes of desire and obsession linger long after the credits roll.
How long is *As Taras de Todos Nós*?
*As Taras de Todos Nós* runs for 100 minutes.
About As Taras de Todos Nós (1982) — Darkly Funny Tales of Love, Obsession, and Hidden Desires
Directed by the inventive Brazilian filmmaker Guilherme de Almeida Prado, *As Taras de Todos Nós* (1982) weaves three unsettling yet darkly humorous tales of desire, obsession, and human frailty. Each story explores forbidden attractions and repressed longings: a shoe salesman becomes ensnared by the elegance of a client's feet, a widower's meticulously preserved home hides a shocking family secret, and a man's erotic fantasies spiral dangerously after his wife's cold rejection. The film blends erotic drama with sharp social commentary, creating an atmosphere that's equal parts seductive and unsettling.
Prado crafts a visually striking narrative where lust and solitude intertwine, delivering a provocative yet thought-provoking experience. With its unconventional storytelling and mature themes, *As Taras de Todos Nós* stands as a bold example of 1980s Brazilian cinema, offering a glimpse into the complexities of human desire. Starring Matilde Mastrangi, Roberto Miranda, and Neide Ribeiro, the film's raw energy and thematic depth make it a cult favorite for those drawn to offbeat, character-driven cinema.