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Angola · 2020
1h 12m
Director Fradique
Starring José Kiteculo, Filomena Manuel, David Caracol, Tito Spyck
Genre Drama
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When the air-conditioners around Luanda start to fail and fall in puzzling ways, a security guard is ordered by his boss to get him an air conditioner by the end of the day. This sends the guard off on a sweltering mission to get an AC for his boss, employing the help of a housemaid.
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The Hollywood Reporter by Neil Young
A highly accomplished and promising first full-length fictional outing for U.S.-trained mono-monikered multi-hyphenate “Fradique” (a.k.a. Mario Bastos), this magical realist tale set and shot in bustling capital Luanda is buoyed by a quite outstanding original jazz-inflected soundtrack by Aline Frazao, whose renown already stretches beyond her continent’s shores.
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