I second that it was a pretty gritty film of the life of Joao Francisco dos Santos in Rio, Brasil. He was pretty but tough and dealt with so many hardships in life during the 1930's. A hard movie to love, but it kept me interested throughout.
This review of Madame Satã (2002) was written by Sam T on 01 Nov 2009.
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