The second film about the lambada released 16th March 1990 (seriously), commissioning to screening took 4 months and while it would be too dismissive to say "and it shows!" the short-cuts in the script used to connect the dots between the major scenes are hilariously obvious. With a quaintly dated ecological message of "we have to stop the hole in the ozone layer" shoehorned in, the film is a harmless bit of fluff with some titillation thanks to the former Miss USA

Bizarre movie. Bizarre failures. 1. The official language of Brazil is not Spanish, is Portuguese. 2. Capoeira is a martial art, not a native ritual. 3. In this film, in Brazil there are only Indians, savages, barbarians, heretics, jungles and forests. Greydon Clark, fuck you, ignorant.