VAMOS CHANCHAR

Armando, a single teacher in his 40s, leads a methodical, safe and quiet life. He has no involvements, only some romantic adventures and is very dedicated to work. At school, he realizes that one of his students, Mário, is showing a decline in performance. He tries to find out the cause and discovers that the boy is in love with Laura, one of his colleagues. Armando then tries to talk to the girl and suggests that she stay away from Mário. But in this thorny mission, the teacher ends up becoming attracted to Laura himself.

A newly married woman grapples with trauma and identity as she navigates her troubled marriage through increasingly risky behavior and complicated relationships.

Man meets woman, and invites her home. The two start an intense relationship in order to shield themselves from loneliness.

Simple-minded young woman becomes a successful prostitute.

Dona Flor's handsome husband had been a womanizing gambler but a great lover until he drops dead in 1943. She then remarries an older pharmacist who is reliable but lacks the passion of her first husband. He returns as a ghost.

Rich, spoiled youngman encounters a prostitute, and gets confused about the nature of his feelings for her; he can't decide between attraction, and repulsion.

A family leaves a small town in the state of São Paulo to move to Rio de Janeiro when the father gets a job promotion there. In Rio, everyone of them will fall prey to the city's sinful ways.

Competing for the concession of a TV channel, one of the contenders throws an orgy to defeat the other candidate.

Gabriela becomes cook and mistress to Nacib, a bar owner in a small Brazilian coastal town controlled by local colonels, before eventually marrying him; based on Jorge Amado's novel.