Cazuza: Time Doesn't Stop

The film is inspired by the book "Só as Mães São Felizes" written by Lucinha Araújo, who is Cazuza's mother. It chronicles over a decade of Cazuza's life, highlighting his rise to fame from his beginnings at the Circo Voador venue in 1981 to his success with the Barão Vermelho band and as a solo artist.

Cazuza's relationships with his parents, friends, and lovers are central to the narrative, illustrating not just his artistic journey but also his personal struggles. The film touches on significant themes such as love, loss, and the impact of HIV, offering a raw view of his final years before his death in 1990.

With a runtime of 98 minutes, Cazuza: Time Doesn't Stop features performances from a strong cast including Daniel de Oliveira and Marieta Severo, contributing to the film's emotional depth. This film is relevant for those interested in music history and the cultural impact of Cazuza during his short but intense life.