Bury Your Dead

Enterre Seus Mortos

Good Manners director Marco Dutra returns with an exciting genre-bending tale, full of twists and violent delights, which unfolds in a moody, dystopian future.

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Credits

  • Director-screenwriter

    Marco Dutra

  • With

    Selton Mello, Marjorie Estiano, Danilo Grangheia

  • Brazil 2024. 128min

  • Languages

    Portuguese, Mandarin, Alien

    With English subtitles

Introduction

In a rural area of an apocalyptic Brazil, roadkill collector Edgar is planning an escape with his girlfriend Nete, but his nights are haunted by violent dreams and sleepwalking. After Nete joins her aunt in a religious cult, Edgar embarks on a perilous trip through ravaged roads plagued by chaos to do right by her. While the goriness he shows is not for the faint-hearted, Marco Dutra once again shows that his knack for world building is unrivalled.

Diana Cipriano

Content warning

Contains flashing images, nudity, sexual scenes, graphic violence, distressing scenes and animal cruelty.

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