Brazilian Film Festival - Two Birds
- Genre: Action, Thriller
- Film running length: 104 min
(excl trailers and advertisements) - UK Release Date: 21/9/2012
- Directed by: Afonso Poyart
- Country: Brazil
- Language: Portuguese
Who's in it?
Alessandra Negrini, Caco Ciocler, Fernando Alves Pinto
Alessandra Negrini, Caco Ciocler, Fernando Alves Pinto
What's the plot?
Two Birds is an action thriller with many twists, portraying the suffocating reality of the Brazilian urban middle class, squeezed between dirty politics and crime.
Edgar, a regular guy, develops and executes a complex plan to fulfil his desire to make justice with his own hands. As his plan unfolds some unexpected turn of events take us to question what his real intentions are: Is he seeking justice or redemption?
Two Birds is an action thriller with many twists, portraying the suffocating reality of the Brazilian urban middle class, squeezed between dirty politics and crime.
Edgar, a regular guy, develops and executes a complex plan to fulfil his desire to make justice with his own hands. As his plan unfolds some unexpected turn of events take us to question what his real intentions are: Is he seeking justice or redemption?
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