América

Série télévisée
2005
1h

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Soap Opera Telenovela Adventure Drama Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSol, a dreamy young woman from the carioca suburbs, attempts to emigrate to the United States, believing in a better life with better opportunities.Sol, a dreamy young woman from the carioca suburbs, attempts to emigrate to the United States, believing in a better life with better opportunities.Sol, a dreamy young woman from the carioca suburbs, attempts to emigrate to the United States, believing in a better life with better opportunities.

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5,7/10

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Récompenses
- 15 victoires et 38 nominations

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Anecdotes
The final episode was supposed to feature the first gay kiss ever aired on Brazilian TV, between the characters played by Bruno Gagliasso and Erom Cordeiro. Their scene was done in seven takes. However, Rede Globo decided to cut the scene at the eleventh hour. Contrary to expectations, the scene would also not be featured on Globoplay's release (Globo TV's streaming service), as it was deleted permanently. Years later, Amor à Vida (2013) would broadcast the first gay kiss on Brazilian TV.

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Written and performed by Tati Quebra-Barraco

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A big disappointment

One of the things I have enjoyed in Summer visits to Brazil is the featured soap opera. It usually makes for a focus of issues to discuss with people throughout Brazil as a sort of cultural link. This particular soap opera was barely tolerable. Characters are over-dramatic in almost ballet or silent film body gestures and the script is predictable, awash in stereotypes and exaggerated sob stories about general causes.

Screen movements are not realistic, they are more like classic theater. Camera shots fall short of their intent as artistic framing and often are overdone to the point of provoking laughter.

The concept of the cultural interchange between the US and Brazil could have been very interesting and insightful. This program makes it easy to be doing something else. It is a sad contrast to the likes of Mulheres Apaixonadas, Esperança or A Muralha.