Nas Ondas da Fé 2023
Felipe Joffily's *Nas Ondas da Fé (2023)* is a sharp Brazilian comedy that follows Hickson, a resourceful but aimless man whose life takes an unexpected turn when he lands a job at an evangelical radio station in Rio de Janeiro's suburbs.
Director: Felipe Joffily
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nas Ondas da Fé (2023) about?
The film follows Hickson, a struggling man in Rio's suburbs who stumbles into a career as an evangelical radio host and soon becomes a rising star in his church. But as his influence grows, so does the resentment around him, forcing him to navigate ambition, envy, and his own questionable morals.
Who directed Nas Ondas da Fé?
Felipe Joffily directed *Nas Ondas da Fé*, bringing his sharp comedic eye to the film's satirical take on evangelical culture.
Who stars in Nas Ondas da Fé?
The film features Marcelo Adnet as Hickson, alongside Letícia Lima as Jéssika, Otávio Müller, Thelmo Fernandes, Tonico Pereira, and Stepan Nercessian in key roles.
Is Nas Ondas da Fé (2023) worth watching?
If you enjoy Brazilian comedies with social bite, *Nas Ondas da Fé* is a lighthearted yet insightful pick. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its themes and Adnet's performance make it a fun, thought-provoking watch for fans of satire.
How long is Nas Ondas da Fé?
The film runs for 83 minutes.
About Nas Ondas da Fé (2023) — A hilarious rise to power in Brazil's evangelical scene
Felipe Joffily's *Nas Ondas da Fé (2023)* is a sharp Brazilian comedy that follows Hickson, a resourceful but aimless man whose life takes an unexpected turn when he lands a job at an evangelical radio station in Rio de Janeiro's suburbs. With his childhood sweetheart Jéssika—a devout evangelical hairdresser—by his side, Hickson parlays his charm and a touch of luck into a meteoric rise as a charismatic pastor. But as his fame and fortune grow, so does the envy of those around him, threatening to derail his newfound success.
Set against the vibrant yet gritty backdrop of Rio's outskirts, the film blends humor with biting social commentary, exploring themes of ambition, faith, and the moral ambiguities of modern evangelical culture. With Marcelo Adnet leading the charismatic cast, *Nas Ondas da Fé* delivers a satirical yet heartfelt ride through the absurdities of spiritual and personal reinvention.