Edu, Coração de Ouro

The film has ups and downs. While there are very clever dialogs and texts (a trait of Domingos de Oliveira), a more concise script would be desirable, as the film becomes a little tiring and repeating. Also, while there are fantastic scenes, there are also some dated gags on prejudices. Anyway, the film has merits. I think it would be better if it explored more the idea that the party-hard womanizer upper middle-class scoundrel is, indeed, lonesome.