Gay brazilian movies

Uncover the vibrancy of queer life with the best Brazilian gay movies! Experience passion and drama in films that celebrate Brazil's colorful LGBTQ+ culture. A list of 57 films compiled on Letterboxd, including Tattoo (), Good Manners (), Kiss of the Spider Woman (), The Boy and the Wind () and Reaching for the Moon (). A list of most of all LGBT brazilian movies created within the last four decades.

The late Argentine-born Brazilian director Hector Babenco also featured homosexual characters in his gritty gang drama Pixote (), but Kiss of the Spider Woman is his best film, a damning critique of the Brazilian military government. The list "Brazilian LGBTQ-related films" has been viewed times. This list has 2 sub-lists and 71 members. See also LGBTQ-related films by country, Brazilian films by genre, LGBTQ-related mass media in Brazil.

Young writer Sal Paradise has his life shaken by the arrival of free-spirited Dean Moriarty and his girl, Marylou. Director: Thiago Cazado. Lucas and Diego have put aside their college work and now need to team up to catch up. They arrange a study session, and intimate feelings surface. Between truths and dares, desire leads a tantalizing game of seduction.

So good it feels like a dream! Elias dreams of the sea as summer approaches, while his responsibilities at the factory increase with the holiday season. After another overtime shift, Elias and his coworkers decide to go out for beers, leading to new encounters and desires that broaden his horizons. Director: Alexandre Moratto.

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It follows an angst-ridden father, Santiago, whose emotional crisis is exacerbated by a complex and intense relationship with his teenage daughter who seeks to break free from him. Storyline In the suburb of Sao Paulo, this banal love story takes place. A common family, father, mother, two children, the dog, and — — the hidden! Geovane is a beginner serial killer, in an encounter with another victim he finds someone different and equal to him.

Junior prepares a big surprise to ask his boyfriend to marry him, but not everything goes as planned. Directed by Felipe Cabral. The mayor of a town decides to stand up to conservative political parties and publicly come out of the closet. A businessman, Diego Nadal, a Spanish speaker, has decided to spend a weekend in a new city for him; a city in Brazil.

The reason is to meet another person and together get to know that city. Director: Juan Quintero Herrera. A shy young man does everything he can to find out who owns a T-shirt on the collective clothesline of his building. Director: Otavio Vidal. Natalhalia and Daniel are best friends. But what happens when her boyfriend tries to seduce Daniel? Director: Rafael Jardim. Director: Victor Neves.

David discovers that his boyfriend Allen is suffering from depression and, on the course of a day, makes him see the beauty and pleasure of the most mundane things. Director: Akira Kamiki. Film about the police brutality in dealing with homosexual public demonstration of affection. A gay couple is tortured and harassed because they are kissing on the streets of Rio. Director: Mau Couti.

Jonas John is willing to do anything to seduce the popular guy in high school. Using magic from a cursed book he makes the love potion which will help him get the guy and get rid of the girl who stands in his way. But will the spell work?