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Movie Info

Release Date: February 20, 1985
Runtime: 143 minutes
Alternative titles: View all (2)
Genres:
Science Fiction Comedy
Budget: $15,000,000
Revenue: $9,953,708
Original Language: English
Status: Released
Spoken Languages:
Critic Scores
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πŸ…
98%
Tomatometer
84
84/100
Metacritic
🎬
7.7/10
TMDB
3,647 votes
⭐
7.8/10
IMDb
222,109 votes
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Brazil

1985

"Dreams collide with bureaucracy in a twisted reality."

Also known as: πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ EN: 1984 and 1/2? All international titles (2) →

Synopsis

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Parental Guide — Suitable for 13+

13+

Content guidance for parents

Category Level Indicator
Violence 2/5
Sexual Content 2/5
Language 3/5
Drugs / Alcohol 1/5
Frightening Elements 3/5
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Budget: $15,000,000
Revenue: $9,953,708
Profit -$-5,046,292
ROI -33.6% (0.7x)

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Brazil is directed by Terry Gilliam .

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Trivia & Fun Facts about Brazil

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  • The film was heavily influenced by the works of George Orwell, particularly '1984', showcasing a dystopian future filled with bureaucratic absurdity.

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  • Terry Gilliam, the director, used a combination of practical effects and miniatures to create the film's distinctive visual style, which contributed to its surreal atmosphere.

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  • In one scene, a character mistakenly refers to the 'Central Services' as 'Central Surfaces', highlighting the film's themes of miscommunication and bureaucratic errors.

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  • The film features a unique soundtrack that blends orchestral compositions with industrial soundscapes, enhancing its thematic exploration of a mechanized society.

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  • Robert De Niro, who played the character Harry Tuttle, was not originally cast in the role; he was brought in after the original actor withdrew.

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  • One of the film's visual motifs includes recurring images of flying machines, symbolizing the characters' desires for freedom amidst a constrained society.

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