Mar de Rosas

Such a fabulously frantic and crazy mise-en-scène from start to finish. Every interaction, gesture, exchange and dialogue seems so abrasive and relentless in its chaotic energy -- like the entire section in Muniz and Fountoura's house --, yet also so meaningful and sharply shaped as a satire on patriarchy in Brazil and the insidious destruction it operates. It's also brilliant how it keeps questioning itself by just unleashing unabashed emotions and all sorts of quirky images and moods -- from absurdist comedy to bursts of violence.