We're So Young

Synopsis

We're So Young, also known as Somos Tão Jovens, is a captivating biographical film that takes viewers on a journey through the early life of Brazilian rock legend Renato Russo, portrayed by the talented Thiago Mendonça. Set in the vibrant music scene of the 1970s and 1980s, the movie showcases the struggles, dreams, and passion of a young Renato as he navigates the complexities of youth, love, and artistic expression. Through the lens of music, friendship, and rebellion, We're So Young delves into the heart and soul of a burgeoning artist destined for greatness, offering a poignant and nostalgic look at the origins of a musical icon.

Cast

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  Thiago Mendonça

  Renato Russo

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  Laila Zaid

  Ana Cláudia

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  Daniel Passi

  Flávio Lemos

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  Sandra Corveloni

  D. Carminha

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  Marcos Breda

  Dr. Renato

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  Bianca Comparato

  Carmen Teresa

Reviews

We're So Young has garnered mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its heartfelt portrayal of Renato Russo's early years and others critiquing its pacing and storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 60%, with critics calling it a 'nostalgic tribute to Brazilian rock' but noting that it lags in certain moments. IMDb users have rated We're So Young 6.5/10, with many appreciating the authentic performances and period setting. Metacritic offers a more measured score of 55, indicating a moderate reception among critics. Despite its flaws, the film manages to capture the essence of a musical icon in the making, resonating with fans of Renato Russo and Brazilian rock history.

See also

Fried Green Tomatoes

Elizabethtown

Calibre

Paris Is Burning