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Trailer of the Day: The Businesswomen's Club (2024) by Anna Muylaert

O Clube das Mulheres de Negócios" (The Businesswomen's Club) is a 2024 Brazilian satirical drama directed by Anna Muylaert, known for her acclaimed works such as "Que Horas Ela Volta?" (The Second Mother). The film presents a provocative inversion of traditional gender roles, set within a decadent high-society country club in São Paulo.

Synopsis:

In a fictional world where gender stereotypes are reversed, powerful women dominate societal and professional spheres, while men are conditioned to be submissive. The narrative unfolds as a renowned photographer, Jongo (Luís Miranda), and an inexperienced journalist, Candinho (Rafael Vitti), visit the exclusive country club for interviews. Their presence coincides with the escape of three lions from their cages, leading to chaos and a satirical exploration of power dynamics and societal norms.

Themes:

  • Gender Role Reversal: The film challenges traditional gender stereotypes by depicting a matriarchal society where women hold positions of power, prompting reflection on patriarchal structures in the real world.

  • Satire of Power Dynamics: Through exaggerated scenarios, it critiques corruption, hypocrisy, and the complexities of human behavior within hierarchical systems.

  • Social Commentary: By inverting societal norms, the film encourages audiences to question and analyze entrenched gender roles and the impact of systemic power imbalances.

Awards:

"O Clube das Mulheres de Negócios" premiered in the official competition at the 52nd Festival de Cinema de Gramado, held from August 9 to 17, 2024. The film received the Júri da Crítica (Critics' Jury) award, recognizing its innovative narrative and critical perspective

Reviews:

  • O Globo: Highlights the film's use of caricature to deliver a poignant analysis of real societal issues, noting its effectiveness in prompting critical reflection.

    O Globo

  • CinePOP: Praises the film's bold narrative and the director's commitment to addressing gender dynamics, describing it as a thought-provoking piece that challenges conventional perspectives.

    Cinepop

Production Companies:

  • Glaz Entretenimento

  • África Filmes

  • Globo Filmes

Distributor: Vitrine Filmes. Release Date: November 28, 2024, in Brazil.


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