The best Brazilian films of the 2010s
The top 3 according to 22 votes from people: A Wolf at the Door (2013) · Bacurau (2019) · Just Like Our Parents (2017). (Updated Oct 28, 2020.)
From Bacurau and Hard Paint to Just Like Our Parents, The Wolf Behind the Door and Neighbouring Sounds: Canaltech's ten best Brazilian films of 2010-2019, in order.
Automatically translated (original in Português). See the original
Top 10
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1
A Wolf at the Door (2013)
Fernando Coimbra. A child's kidnapping in Rio, with Leandra Leal.
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2
Bacurau (2019)
Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles. A backlands village that vanishes from the map. Cannes Jury Prize. Number one.
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3
Just Like Our Parents (2017)
Laís Bodanzky. A woman caught between work, children and her mother.
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4
Era el cielo (2016)
Marco Dutra. A couple in Montevideo and a secret.
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5
Last Conversations (2015)
Eduardo Coutinho. His last documentary, conversations with teenagers.
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6
Terra Deu, Terra Come (2010)
Rodrigo Siqueira. A wake in rural Minas Gerais, between documentary and fiction.
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7
Songs (2011)
Eduardo Coutinho. Ordinary people sing the song of their lives.
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8
Hard Paint (2018)
Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon. A young man who performs covered in paint on webcam. Teddy Award at Berlin.
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9
Necropolis Symphony (2014)
Juliana Rojas. A musical in a São Paulo cemetery.
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10
Neighbouring Sounds (2012)
Kleber Mendonça Filho. A middle-class street in Recife.
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