Divine Love (Divino Amor)

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  • 1hr 41m
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  • 86

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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

Gabriel Mascaro

Producer:

José Alvarenga Jr., Matías De Bourguignon, Maria Ekerhovd

Writer:

Gabriel Mascaro, Rachel Daisy Ellis, Esdras Bezerra

Release Date:

Jan 25, 2019

Runtime:

1hr 41m

Synopsis

Brasil, 2027. A deeply religious woman uses her position in a notary's office to try to prevent couples from divorcing. Whilst waiting for a divine sign in recognition of her efforts, she's confronted with a crisis that ultimately brings her closer to God.

Cast

  • Dira Paes
  • Julio Machado
  • Teca Pereira
  • Emílio de Mello
  • Thalita Carauta
  • Suzy Lopes
  • Mariana Nunes
  • Tuna Dwek
  • Thiago Justino
  • Calum Rio

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Trivia

  • This film was screened in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition section at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival.
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100
Feb 1, 2019

Gorgeously shot and produced, impressively acted and with a lot of fascinating things on its mind, this is yet further proof that the 35-year-old Mascaro is one of Brazil’s most audacious and gifted filmmakers of his generation.

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Metacritic review by Boyd van Hoeij
Boyd van Hoeij
The Hollywood Reporter
90
Feb 1, 2019

Mascaro’s striking aesthetics give the film a texture and atmosphere that aligns the audience firmly with its protagonist; she’s seeking transcendence, and the movie she’s in approximates it one lustrous frame at a time.

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Sarah Ward
Screen Daily
65
Feb 1, 2019

Divine Love is beautifully shot and wonderfully acted, but for those who are on the religious persuasion it may be too blasphemous, and for those who do not subscribe to a defined religion, it may be too dogmatic and weird.

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Metacritic review by Anthony Ray Bench
Anthony Ray Bench
Film Threat
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