A Morte de Narciso

Synopsis

In the 2003 film 'A Morte de Narciso' directed by Maurício Bentes, we are taken on a captivating journey centered around the life and death of Narciso. The movie explores themes of vanity, self-reflection, and deep human emotions through the character of Narciso. As the story unfolds, we witness the inner turmoil and external consequences of Narciso's actions, leading to a powerful and thought-provoking climax. With stunning visuals and a haunting soundtrack, 'A Morte de Narciso' offers viewers a unique cinematic experience that delves into the complexities of human nature and the destructive power of obsession.

Cast

• Maurício Bentes

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  Frank Borges

• Paulo Franco

• Rodney Pereira

• Fabrício Valverde

Reviews

Despite its intriguing premise and artistic elements, 'A Morte de Narciso' fails to deliver a satisfying viewing experience for many critics. One review from Metacritic described the film as 'visually impressive but lacking depth in storytelling, resulting in a disconnected narrative that struggles to engage the audience.' Another reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes gave a mixed review, praising the cinematography while criticizing the pacing and character development. Overall, the consensus seems to be that while Maurício Bentes' direction is commendable, the film ultimately falls short in execution. Despite its flaws, 'A Morte de Narciso' manages to evoke some strong emotions from viewers, with certain scenes leaving a lasting impact long after the credits roll.