Me Deixa de Quatro

The film follows a father who discovers his son is gay and embarks on a mission to change his son's sexual orientation. This premise offers a humorous take on societal norms and family dynamics during the early '80s in Brazil.

As a comedy, Me Deixa de Quatro captures the cultural attitudes of its time while providing insights into the relationships between parents and children. The performances by Helena Ramos, Rossana Ghessa, and others contribute to the film's exploration of these themes, making it a notable entry in Brazilian cinema.