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The film Brasilian Western (Faroeste Caboclo) is on the borderline of gangster movie, Western and fated romance and merges particular genre features into an impressive drama. The story takes place in 80th in the capital city Brasília and in the context of slowly crumbling military junta. The main character João comes to the city and is gradually enmeshing in drugs dealing and mafia structures. In the meanwhile, he falls fatefully in love with Maria Lucia who is also claimed by a local drug boss. Film director René Sampaio managed to damp shabby story details and to get out of prevalent scheme a fated drama that gradates in spectacular finale. (Kino Brasil)
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Lately, I have seen a Brazilian exploitation horror, a Brazilian comedy, and now even a drama, where romance plays a significant role. I have to say that precisely this drama, I mean "Faroeste Caboclo", a bit stylized as a modern western, is the best out of all three. It is interestingly crafted and original, but still, it is not a cohesive film that maintains its quality until the end. Nevertheless, it shows that good dramas can be made anywhere.
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