Bros Being Bros: The Resurrection of the Rom-Com
Billy Eichner provides a hearty dose of good old fashioned romance with a lot of laughs
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When Luís and Alexandre's relationship comes to an end, it is revealed that Dinha, a housemaid who has taken care of Luís since he was a child, is Alexandre's grandmother. Facing prejudice, family and labor relations, the film brings a universal debate centered on the city of Teresina.
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When Luís and Alexandre's relationship comes to an end, it is revealed that Dinha, a housemaid who has taken care of Luís since he was a child, is Alexandre's grandmother. Facing prejudice, family and labor relations, the film brings a universal debate centered on the city of Teresina.
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Written By:Thiago Furtado, Ítalo Damasceno
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