Nearly 20 years of personal and familial challenges unfold as Paraná truck driver Nilson de Paula battles illness with his wife and daughter.
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Nearly 20 years of personal and familial challenges unfold as Paraná truck driver Nilson de Paula battles illness with his wife and daughter.
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Synopsis
Nilson de Paula, a truck driver from Paraná, faces nearly 20 years of health issues alongside his wife, Jane, and their daughter, Liciane. The documentary "Homem Comum," directed by Carlos Nader, captures their daily life and struggles. It includes scenes from Carl Dreyer's 1955 film "Ordet," which contrast with the family's experiences. Nader's close relationship with the family adds context to their challenges and the search for meaning in their lives. The film runs for 110 minutes and was released in 2014.
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Why Watch
- Meet Nilson de Paula and his family's real-life struggles.
- See the impact of illness on family dynamics.
- Find out how film references enhance the narrative.
Did You Know
- Nilson de Paula has faced nearly 20 years of personal challenges.
- The documentary is directed by Carlos Nader.
- The film has a duration of 110 minutes.
- It features scenes from the 1955 film 'Ordet' by Carl Dreyer.
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Who directed the documentary Homem Comum?
Homem Comum was directed by Carlos Nader.
What is the runtime of Homem Comum?
The runtime of Homem Comum is 110 minutes.
In which country was Homem Comum produced?
Homem Comum was produced in Brazil.
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