All These Days When I'm Foreign

About This Movie

All These Days When I'm Foreign dives deep into the grit of Baixada Fluminense, where the two brothers navigate a tough life as waiters. There's this heavy atmosphere throughout the film, you can almost feel the weight of their struggles—money troubles, urban violence, and the lurking shadows of exploitation. Antônio’s sense of alienation is palpable, which really sets the tone for the whole piece. It's not just a story about survival; it’s also this exploration of identity and belonging in a harsh world. The pacing has its own rhythm, allowing moments of quiet reflection amidst the chaos. The performances are raw and compelling, drawing you into their reality without any gloss. It’s distinct in its unflinching portrayal of life on the edge.

Unique perspective on brotherhood and identityCaptures the socio-economic struggles of urban BrazilRaw performances enhance the film's gritty realism