Precipitação

Name: Precipitação
Genre: Animation, Court métrage, Comédie musicale
Duration: 5 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Marcos Magalhães

1991
5m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,0/10

MA NOTE

Comédie musicale Animation Courte

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA music video for a song called "Precipatação". In it, the leading character is a man filled with worries who tries to overcome his current situation by trying to put himself into better sit... Tout lireA music video for a song called "Precipatação". In it, the leading character is a man filled with worries who tries to overcome his current situation by trying to put himself into better situations that only serves to anticipate more worries.A music video for a song called "Precipatação". In it, the leading character is a man filled with worries who tries to overcome his current situation by trying to put himself into better situations that only serves to anticipate more worries.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,0/10

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Marcos Magalhães

Vocal
(voice)

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A small yet interesting musical moment

A kind of a slick music video for an unknown musical group of the early 1990's of which writer/director Marcos Magalhães (from "Meow" fame) happens to be the lead singer.

The song has a nice tune to it, fine lyrics about worries and precipitations hence its title "Precipitation". Here we have an animation that follows a character who keeps trying to avoid problems with the weather so he goes running away from one situation to another, avoiding obstacles and problems but also falling into others while conducting his life.

Too bad it's a small project from a small group because a very talented group of people were gathered here to perform and present a nice song, this is way under the radar of the then infant MTV Brazil and I've just discovered thanks to the director's credits being listed on the site which made me curious in seeing it. YouTube has it and despite being posted there for quite some time, the video doesn't even hit the hundred mark. Criminally underrated. 7/10.