All the Women in the World

Year: 1966

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: Domingos de Oliveira

Comedy

Paulo, a notorious womanizer, meets his friend's fiancée, whose personality reshapes his view of women. He falls deeply in love, believing she embodies every woman. He must decide whether to continue his carefree lifestyle or commit to monogamy and nurture this unique bond.

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