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Sign of the City (The)

Country: Brazil, Language: Portugeuse, 95 mins

Original Title

O Signo da Cidade
  • Director: Carlos Alberto Riccelli
  • Writer: Bruna Lombardi
  • Producer: Geórgia Costa Araújo; Daniel Filho

CGiii Comment

There are no words to describe how insufferably bad this is...

Lombardi...writer/actress/producer - is incapable of doing all three jobs - especially the writing...

A radio astrologist - what a crock of crap.


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The(ir) Blurb...

While stars and planets move through the sky of São Paulo, randomly shooting their magic, men and women ask what will become of their dreams and desires. Gil is married and alone. Lydia flirts with danger. Josialdo was born to be a woman. Mônica just wants to do well in life. In her night radio show where she answers anonymous listeners, the astrologer Teca sees herself between her own problems and the wishes of others. Little by little, fate weaves everyone together in its own web. In the struggle to break their isolation and find the way to redemption, these people will discover the transforming power of solidarity.

Cast & Characters

Bruna Lombardi as Teca;
Malvino Salvador as Gil;
Juca de Oliveira as Anibal;
Graziela Moretto as Monica;
Luis Miranda as Sombra;
Denise Fraga as Lydia;
Eva Wilma as Adelia;
Fernando Alves Pinto as Devanir;
Sidney Santiago as Josi;
Kim Riccelli as Gabriel