A Idade da Inocência

2012
16m

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On Raphael's sixth birthday, none of his guests show up for the celebration. Then, Raphael rushes out of the club and does not return. His distressed parents and grandparents look for traces... Read allOn Raphael's sixth birthday, none of his guests show up for the celebration. Then, Raphael rushes out of the club and does not return. His distressed parents and grandparents look for traces of the boy.On Raphael's sixth birthday, none of his guests show up for the celebration. Then, Raphael rushes out of the club and does not return. His distressed parents and grandparents look for traces of the boy.

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Alessandra Lima

Ruth Solange

Alexandre Réis

Carlos Dagoberto
(as Alexandre Reis)

Marcos Caruso

Ariosto

Juraciára Diácovo

Eulina
(as Juracyara Diacovo)

Roberto Bonfim

Oldman

Zeca Gurgel

Raphael

Director
- Ivann Willig
Writer
- Ivann Willig
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6/10

A fine dramatic short

In the anxiety of awaiting for his friends to show up at his birthday party, a small boy (Zeca Gurgel) suddenly disappears from his house up on a hill, leaving his parents (Alessandra Lima and Alexandre Reis) and grandparents (Marcos Caruso and Juraciára Diácovo) in a state of despair where they all start blaming each other for not keeping on eye on him. During their search for the kid, they begin to imagine the worst possible scenarios which only complicates everyone's feelings.

A small film with some turns, many anxious and desperate feelings and one good twist. It works to show parents or future parents about the importance of always keeping track of children's movements as a way to prevent disappearances or tragedies. Outside of that public service designation it's watchable despite some B-movie quality in its presentation and some its acting - exception comes to the always excellent Marcos Caruso and a special appearance by Roberto Bonfim. 6/10.