Som, Amor e Curtição

The film follows Zezé, an eight-year-old boy living with his grandmother, who grapples with the absence of his father. His mother, Amanda, tries to shield him from the truth about his father's absence, but when Father's Day approaches, Zezé feels the pressure to bring his father to school. A mistaken photograph leads him to mistakenly believe that a local singer, Tony Marques, is his father.

As Zezé embarks on this journey to find his supposed dad, he inadvertently becomes entangled in the singer's life, leading to a series of comedic and dramatic events. The film's blend of music and comedy captures the essence of the era while addressing themes of family and longing, making it a notable piece from the early 1970s.