Como nos Livrar do Saco 1973
In *Como nos Livrar do Saco* (1973), directed by Cesar Ladeira Filho, a passionate love affair takes a dark turn when Samantha's sudden death forces her lover Cícero into a desperate cover-up.
Director: Cesar Ladeira Filho
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Como nos Livrar do Saco* (1973) about?
The film follows Cícero and Samantha, lovers who flee to Teresina for a honeymoon-like escape, only for tragedy to strike. As Cícero scrambles to hide the body with his friend Edgar, their plan spirals into farce when their car—and the corpse—vanishes, leading to a series of blackly comedic misadventures.
Who directed *Como nos Livrar do Saco*?
Cesar Ladeira Filho directed this 1973 Brazilian crime thriller, known for his work in the era's exploitation and genre films.
Who stars in *Como nos Livrar do Saco*?
The film features Cláudio Cavalcanti as Cícero, Sandra Barsotti as Samantha, Cecil Thiré as Edgar, and supporting roles from Amândio, Orlandivo, and Mara Rúbia.
Is *Como nos Livrar do Saco* (1973) worth watching?
While it lacks an IMDb rating, its tight 87-minute runtime and offbeat blend of crime, comedy, and suspense make it a hidden gem for fans of 1970s Brazilian cinema. The absurd premise and retro vibe give it a unique, if flawed, charm.
How long is *Como nos Livrar do Saco*?
The film runs for 87 minutes.
About Como nos Livrar do Saco (1973) — A Brazilian Crime Thriller with a Twist
In *Como nos Livrar do Saco* (1973), directed by Cesar Ladeira Filho, a passionate love affair takes a dark turn when Samantha's sudden death forces her lover Cícero into a desperate cover-up. With the help of his friend Edgar, he tries to hide the evidence, but fate intervenes when their getaway car is stolen, plunging them into chaos. This Brazilian crime thriller blends suspense with a gritty, offbeat tone, exploring themes of guilt, panic, and the absurdity of crime—all wrapped in the retro charm of 1970s cinema.
Starring Cláudio Cavalcanti as the panicked Cícero and Sandra Barsotti as the ill-fated Samantha, the film's compact runtime keeps the tension tight, while supporting actors like Cecil Thiré and Orlandivo add layers of unpredictability. The story's mix of dark humor and moral dilemmas makes it a cult curiosity for fans of Brazilian exploitation and psychological thrillers.