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16:9 letterbox 2.35:1 aspect ratio; 5.1 Dolby Digital audio; Subtitle control; Making of featurette; Director filmography; Trailer; Weblinks
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1. Tryin for Heaven [4:59]
2. Out of Friendship [4:16]
3. The Unnamed One [6:50]
4. Sticking Together [2:49]
5. Meeting Madá [7:00]
6. Total Freedom [2:51]
7. Looking for a Saint [3:04]
8. Tuning Out [4:08]
9. To Recife [3:04]
10. Magic Tricks [3:58]
11. Give Me Protection [5:10]
12. On Foot [1:41]
13. So Alone [1:35]
14. The Wedding [5:54]
15. No Money [1:13]
16. Hitchhiking [2:12]
17. Miss H [2:47]
18. Whereever You Go [3:40]
19. The Reservation [4:26]
20. "I'm an Atheist" [9:54]
21. Old Friends [4:18]
22. Fallen Angels [5:41]
23. Together Again [2:57]
24. Like a Dream [11:18]
Directed by Carlos Diegues, Deus é Brasileiro (God Is Brazilian) is based on author Joao Ubaldo Ribeiro's short story The Saint Who Didn't Believe in God. The plot centers around Taoca (Wagner Moura), a part-time fisherman and petty con artist, and a man who claims he is God (Antonio Fagundes). Taoca initially disbelieves the man's heavenly origins when he finds him straddling a buoy several miles out to sea, though he becomes convinced after witnessing some quite miraculous demonstrations. It turns out that God has decided to take a break from his eternity of presiding over humankind and is actively seeking a temp to take over the position. With Taoca by his side, God traverses the nation in hopes of finding someone saintly enough for the job. Eventually, they comes across a young man with all the right credentials with the exception of one, glaring trait -- he doubts the very existence of a higher power. Paloma Duarte makes an appearance as a tough-talking love interest for Taoca, while Bruce Gomlevsky, Stepan Nercessian, Hugo Carvana, Chico de Assis, and Thiago Faria are also featured. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide