"“Since the dawn of time, humankind has laughed.”"
Following the origins of comedy and how its importance has been lost throughout the years, this documentary explores how awards ceremonies validate drama as the superior genre. Tired of being ignored by critics, Brazilian actor and comedian Tunico decides to star in a dramatic film, hoping to finally gain the recognition he always deserved.
Tunico
Self
Francisco Barbosa
Narrador
João Gabriel Souza
Self
Gabriela Thomé
Self
Kauã Jesus Amaral
Self
Grasielle Dos Santos
Self
Mitch Fountain
Self
João Vitor Martins
Self
Max Amaral Júnior
Self
Following the origins of comedy and how its importance has been lost throughout the years, this documentary explores how awards ceremonies validate drama as the superior genre. Tired of being ignored by critics, Brazilian actor and comedian Tunico decides to star in a dramatic film, hoping to finally gain the recognition he always deserved.
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