Flávia Alessandra

This movie shows a face of Brazil that doesn't have to do with samba, carnival, or favelas. It's about the northeastern culture, music and myths, which have almost nothing to do with the rest of the country (except for the language, and even that changes a lot).

Leonardo is a boy of 11 years in an upper middle class family. On the way to school, he meets Kiko, a boy of his age who is juggling in the street to earn a few bucks. Soon the two become friends, and Leonardo lends his Game Boy to Kiko. However, he soon discovers that its been stolen. That's when the two friends decide to retrieve the Game Boy at all costs.

After being left by her husband and fired from her work, a workaholic businesswoman is forced to go through a big change in her life and becomes a partner on a decadent sex shop.

Lalau travels through the interior of Brazil, performing in a stand-up show. His father Ramon Velasco is also a comedian of the show and the businessman. One day Lalau receives a millionaire proposal to use their talents and pretend to be a famous Guru in a motivational speech.

Alice owns a sex shop and travels to New York to open a new business. (imdb)