After inheriting a fortune Tereza Cristina, Crodoalvo Valerius, better known as "Crô", is tired of life millionaire. Determined to find a new muse who can devote his life, he begins a personal quest that makes interview several turkeys. Your goal is to find one that is best qualified to own that he can serve as a steward, as he did with his former employer. However, after much review, just realizing that his ideal muse is exactly the one I had ever imagined.
Acting
Marcelo Serrado commits fully to Crô's unhinged delusion — bless his chaotic heart.
Costume
The sheer visual assault of Crô's 'millionaire' wardrobe is accidentally iconic.
Director
Bruno Barreto
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Crô originated as a beloved character from the telenovela 'Fina Estampa' (2011), where Marcelo Serrado's performance became a Brazilian pop culture phenomenon — this film was basically fan service that critics savaged.
The film captures a specific early-2010s Brazilian comedy sensibility where class commentary gets buried under loud performances — it's essentially 'rich people problems' cinema for working-class audiences, which explains the 4.9 rating.
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