New Wave

Year: 1983

Runtime: 103 mins

Language: Portuguese

Directors: Ícaro Martins, José Antônio Garcia

Comedy

An erotic, anarchic dramatic comedy that follows the newly formed women’s football team as they navigate a hostile, conservative society that scoffs at their sport. The film interweaves on‑field battles with personal struggles, mixing humor, sexuality and sharp social commentary while the players confront both external prejudice and their own inner conflicts.

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