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Lower City

Lower City

2006

In Brazil's vibrant Salvador de Bahia, two lifelong friends, Deco and Naldinho, navigate the treacherous waters of desire as they're captivated by enigmatic prostitute Karinna. As their cargo boat becomes a sensual playground, the trio's entwined fates threaten to upend their bond, testing the limits of loyalty, passion, and the very fabric of their relationships.

Runtime: 98 min

Box Office: $229K

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Metacritic

61

Metascore

7.3

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60%

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57%

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65.0

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In the vibrant city of Salvador, Brazil, a deep-rooted friendship between Deco (character) and Naldinho flourishes, untainted by the complexities of racial disparity. The pair's bond is unwavering, as evident in their mutual declaration: "No woman will come between us." This unshakeable trust is tested when they encounter Karinna, a captivating dancer and prostitute, who finds herself in need of a ride and a little financial assistance.

Karinna proposes a deal: she'll grant the two friends access to her "services" in exchange for transportation on their weathered boat and a modest sum. The trio's lives become irreversibly intertwined as the emotional stakes escalate beyond their initial expectations. Deco and Naldinho find themselves consumed by a primal desire to possess Karinna, while she navigates her own complex emotions - oscillating between sisterly affection and sexual attraction towards the two men.

As the situation unfolds, Karinna's pregnancy sparks a maelstrom of uncertainty, as she remains oblivious to the true paternity. Her subsequent decision to terminate the pregnancy sets off a chain reaction, pitting Deco and Naldinho against each other. Yet, despite Karinna's destructive influence, the two friends manage to transcend her toxic presence, ultimately emerging stronger and more resilient because of their unbreakable bond.