Me and My Umbrella 2010
In the charming Brazilian family fantasy Me and My Umbrella (2010), directed by Toni Vanzolini, eleven-year-old Eugênio clings to the umbrella his grandfather left behind like it's a magic talisman.
Director: Toni Vanzolini
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Me and My Umbrella (2010) about?
Eleven-year-old Eugênio and his best friend Cebola break into their future school to rescue Frida, the girl he likes, after she's kidnapped by a ghostly baron. Their mission turns into a supernatural adventure filled with friendship and bravery.
Who directed Me and My Umbrella?
Toni Vanzolini directed this family fantasy adventure.
Who stars in Me and My Umbrella?
The film features Lucas Cotrim as Eugênio, Victor Froiman as Cebola, and Rafaela Victor as Frida, alongside Daniel Dantas, Camila Amado, and Mariana Lima.
Is Me and My Umbrella (2010) worth watching?
As a family-friendly fantasy with a unique premise and a brisk seventy-eight-minute runtime, Me and My Umbrella offers a gentle thrill for younger viewers and nostalgic adults alike. While it lacks a public rating, its blend of adventure and whimsy makes it a solid pick for fans of light supernatural stories.
How long is Me and My Umbrella?
The film runs for seventy-eight minutes.
About Me and My Umbrella (2010) — A Ghostly Quest for First Love
In the charming Brazilian family fantasy Me and My Umbrella (2010), directed by Toni Vanzolini, eleven-year-old Eugênio clings to the umbrella his grandfather left behind like it's a magic talisman. On the final day of summer vacation, his loyal best friend Cebola helps him sneak into the gloomy mansion that will soon be their new school—only to uncover a ghostly mystery. Frida, the girl Eugênio adores, has been whisked away by the spectral Baron Von Staffen, forcing the boys on a daring quest that blends childhood bravery with supernatural wonder.
This seventy-eight-minute adventure delivers a playful atmosphere where fantasy brushes against everyday life, turning an ordinary umbrella into a symbol of courage and imagination. With its mix of lighthearted fun and eerie charm, Me and My Umbrella captures the bittersweet transition between childhood and adolescence, wrapped in a visual style that feels both nostalgic and fresh.