- Studio: Miramax Films
- Release Date: Dec 12, 2001
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 13 Ratings
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ImranMar 9, 20059Unbelievably wel knitted film... extraordinary scoring... marvellous acting & a wonderful grip on direction & story.... haven't seen a movie like this in years !
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PepeB.Dec 1, 200210I loved the deep love between the two brothers and the sacrifice one another makes to spend as much time as posslbe- It it a symbol a vicious cycle until until some gutsy person decides to break free- like the kid that dies at the end and the older boy that breaks away from their family...they both reach a type of freedom...
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CharlesA.Apr 8, 20027Beautiful.
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CorineG.Mar 9, 200310I love this movie! I've watched it five times already and I just can't get enough!
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ClovisS.Feb 4, 200410This is a great movie, i just wanna say that everybory need to see this, because is just beautiful!!
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VincentD.May 17, 20049This movie makes you think and ponder on things and how life can be complicated depending on the culture, traditions, and family ties. but most of all, the film showed us the realization of the costs of pride and how can one simple decision make a difference in breaking the entire cycle.
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LeonardoR.Jul 16, 200210Fascinating! The film is kept simple but immensely moving, just like the alternation between sun and rain in the barren lands of Brazil.
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[Anonymous]Sep 4, 20026Breathtaking images but the story is simple and shallow. Works as a poem-movie.
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AndreR.Nov 24, 200210Walter Salles is a GENIOUS!
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TammyH.Jul 14, 200210Beautifully woven tapestry of love, honor and brotherhood.
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DianaMar 11, 20059Impressive images and well-told story.
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88A compelling existential tableau: sweating bodies, creaking mills turned by numbed oxen, people facing the daily and seasonal cycles of life with little hope of breaking free. Behind the Sun is forceful stuff.
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75A powerful allegory.
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90Carvalho's superb cinematography, Antonio Pinto's score and a dedicated cast and crew admirably sustain this poetic and uncompromising film.