Aniki Bóbó
(1942)
Country: Portugal
Genre: Family Drama
Synopsis
The title comes from a childrens' rhyme. The movie is about children, the games they play, the fights, and the friendships they are involved in. But the film has adult themes of guilt, sin, desire, and jealousy that pervade the whole story. The action centres around Carlitos who attempts to 'buy' his friendship by stealing a doll from a shop. The cast is almost entirely made up of the local children.
Cast
- Horácio Silva
(Carlitos) - António Santos
(Eduardo) - Nascimento Fernandes
- Fernanda Matos
- Antonio Pereira
(Batatinhas) - António Soares
(Pistarim) - Feliciano David
(Pompeu)
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A beautiful early neorealist monument. Also see The Tyrannical Father and O Sangue/Blood.