The Condom Play 2009
In *The Condom Play (2009)*, a charming rural Brazilian town braces for a life-changing moment when it's set to receive the coveted title of *Historic Landmark of Humanity*.
Director: Clebio Viriato Ribeiro
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Condom Play (2009) about?
The film follows Juatama, a sleepy town in Ceará, Brazil, as it scrambles to impress an inspector sent to declare it a *Historic Landmark of Humanity*. With surreal humor and deadpan antics, the town's residents fake their way through preparations, leading to a delightfully absurd showdown.
Who directed The Condom Play?
The Condom Play was directed by Clebio Viriato Ribeiro, a filmmaker known for his work in Brazilian comedy.
Who stars in The Condom Play?
The cast includes Nadia Aguiar, Marcos Amaral, Chico Anysio, Gero Camilo, and Carri Costa, who bring the town's eccentric residents to life with charm and wit.
Is The Condom Play (2009) worth watching?
At just 48 minutes, this Brazilian rural comedy offers a breezy, amusing escape with a satirical edge. While it's not a blockbuster, its quirky premise and ensemble cast make it a fun watch for fans of offbeat comedies—especially those who enjoy Brazilian humor.
How long is The Condom Play?
The Condom Play runs for 48 minutes.
About The Condom Play (2009) — A Rural Comedy About Heritage and Chaos in Brazil
In *The Condom Play (2009)*, a charming rural Brazilian town braces for a life-changing moment when it's set to receive the coveted title of *Historic Landmark of Humanity*. Director Clebio Viriato Ribeiro crafts a lighthearted comedy that thrives on small-town quirks and the absurdity of bureaucratic grandeur. With the arrival of the enigmatic *Quarto Besouro* looming, Juatama's residents scramble to meet impossible standards, blending humor with a touch of satire about heritage and perception.
The film shines through its ensemble cast, led by Nadia Aguiar, Marcos Amaral, and the legendary Chico Anysio, whose comedic timing elevates the story's playful chaos. *The Condom Play* balances satire and slapstick, capturing the warmth of rural Brazil while poking fun at the pomp of official recognition. Its compact 48-minute runtime packs a surprising amount of wit and heart, making it a hidden gem for fans of offbeat Brazilian comedies.
The Condom Play (2009)