Brazil

Year: 1944

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Joseph Santley

MusicRomanceComedy

Set in Rio de Janeiro, bestselling author Nicky Henderson researches her next book, Why Marry a Latin?, and meets songwriter Miguel Soares. Miguel, aware of her work, gives her a crash course in romance. The screwball musical stars Tito Guizar, Edward Everett Horton and features 1940s Latin‑American songs, echoing the Good Neighbor era.

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