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Shine Your Eyes

20201h 42m★ 6.5

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Un musicien nigérian se rend au Brésil pour retrouver son frère perdu depuis longtemps.

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Casting

MM

Matias Mariani

Director

O.C. Ukeje

Amadi Igbomaeze

IN

Indira Nascimento

Emilia Nascimento

Chukwudi Iwuji

Ikenna Igbomaeze

Oula Alsaghir

Aya

PA

Paulo André

Miro Kuzko

Casting

MM

Matias Mariani

Director

O.C. Ukeje

Amadi Igbomaeze

IN

Indira Nascimento

Emilia Nascimento

Chukwudi Iwuji

Ikenna Igbomaeze

Oula Alsaghir

Aya

PA

Paulo André

Miro Kuzko

AB

Alassana Balde

Balde

HB

Hadand Bene

Hadand

TC

Thaís Cabral

Neca Ogboh

ID

Ivaldino de Assis

Assis

FD

Francisco de Freitas Lima

Marcos

GE

Gabriel Ebuka

Gabriel

PF

Preta Ferreira

Preta

GF

George Fodor

Lazlo Kuzko

MI

Mike Indigo

Mike

ML

Max Lund

Emeka Ogboh

CA

Chika Anadu

Writer

FB

Francine Barbosa

Writer

MB

Maíra Bühler

Writer

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

kann chanMar 29, 2023

source: Shine Your Eyes

Bri BriMar 29, 2023

A beautiful Franco-Brazilian production, a thriller that goes to the heart of the prejudice and difficulties of immigrants in big cities, in a somewhat different plot, but super pleasant to follow... dimples, when he doesn't like it he puts his hand on the cheese and says - go away." God, what a sad legend for my dimple in my chin...

CreatorMikkiMar 29, 2023

An African / Brazilian drama. It's about a boy who travels from Africa to Brazil in search of his older brother because they don't know anything about him, so that he returns home to be the leader of the family, but it turns out that nothing the brother said was entirely true . A film from the Berlin festival selection. Parsimonious. Quality. At times infuriating for not knowing where the brother is. An interesting metaphor about freedom. How much of what others tell us they are really true? This movie magnificently explores that. This movie is not for everyone, you have to like festival movies. It shows broad features of African culture and how it collides with a new continent.

الفاسي 🖤💛Mar 29, 2023

An intriguing multilingual journey into the world of family expectations driving people to question existence. As a polyglot, I enjoyed the vivid usage of Igbo, Portuguese, Hungarian, Chinese and Arabic in this film.

මධුසංඛ මධුසංඛMar 29, 2023

Cinematography was fascinating and unique, (Leo Bittencourt) used the 4:3 aspect ratio and it looked attractive, you can pause at anytime and you'll see a beautiful portrait. But does cinematography only makes a good movie? The movie was too slow paced, it was really boring, (Matias Mariani) added a lot of poetic scenes that doesn't mean anything, also the dialogue was poetic. O.C. Ukeje and Indira Nascimento performance was good but there was nothing exceptional. The story was ridiculous and bizarre, does anyone care about what did the movie try to say? I think the movie was too personal and it wasn't for me.

Aliou-1erMar 29, 2023

Brazilian Director Matias Mariani returns with this gorgeously shot, atmospheric and abstract look at brotherhood, melancholy and family values. Arriving in Sao Paulo from Nigeria, in search of his older brother, Amadi mingles in the African immigrants community discovering aspects of compassion, struggle, comradeship and solitude among them. As he puts up the pieces of an enigmatic puzzle, with the help of sophisticated technology skills, he unveils the mysteries of a frenetic, over-populated but lonesome metropolis, while looking for reasons for the disappearance. The cinematography brilliantly captures the sense of abandon and loss throughout the speedy city, reflecting our tumultuous modern era, and the cultural and language barriers experienced by Amadi. An acclaimed selection at this year's Berlin, Mariani conceived an exuberant, vibrant, poetic, and inventive "one man's journey" drama.

Andiswa The Bomb🦋Oct 18, 2022

An intriguing multilingual journey into the world of family expectations driving people to question existence. As a polyglot, I enjoyed the vivid usage of Igbo, Portuguese, Hungarian, Chinese and Arabic in this film.

RimGurung2Oct 18, 2022

A beautiful Franco-Brazilian production, a thriller that goes to the heart of the prejudice and difficulties of immigrants in big cities, in a somewhat different plot, but super pleasant to follow... dimples, when he doesn't like it he puts his hand on the cheese and says - go away." God, what a sad legend for my dimple in my chin...

Paulina MputsoaneOct 18, 2022

Cinematography was fascinating and unique, (Leo Bittencourt) used the 4:3 aspect ratio and it looked attractive, you can pause at anytime and you'll see a beautiful portrait. But does cinematography only makes a good movie? The movie was too slow paced, it was really boring, (Matias Mariani) added a lot of poetic scenes that doesn't mean anything, also the dialogue was poetic. O.C. Ukeje and Indira Nascimento performance was good but there was nothing exceptional. The story was ridiculous and bizarre, does anyone care about what did the movie try to say? I think the movie was too personal and it wasn't for me.

William Last KRMOct 18, 2022

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