The Dolphin

The Dolphin tells the story of a Brazilian fishing village that encounters a mystical being every month during the full moon. This being, the Dolphin, transforms into a human to seduce women and stirs conflict among men. The narrative follows a fisherman’s daughter who becomes entwined with the Dolphin, resulting in a complex love triangle that persists even after she marries.

The film features performances from Cássia Kis, Ney Latorraca, and Dira Paes, among others. The blend of fantasy, drama, and romance allows it to resonate with viewers and collectors alike. The film's unique premise and cultural context offer a distinct viewing experience, enriching any collection focused on international or genre cinema.

Collectors can find The Dolphin available on VHS, making it a tangible piece of Brazilian film history. This format adds a layer of nostalgia and authenticity for those interested in physical media from the 1980s.