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Colossal Youth (2006)

After the Portuguese government demolishes his slum and relocates him to a housing project on the outskirts of Lisbon, 75-year-old Cape Verde immigrant Ventura wanders between his new and old homes, reconnecting with people from his past.

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Brandon Judell 29 Jul 2015

If you're not already a fan of Costa by now, joyfully mainlining on his existential aesthetic, you better sidestep this one.

Dennis Schwartz 13 May 2011

It's aesthetically pleasing, but lacks entertainment value.

Private U 01 Oct 2007

Ok, so I could finally stay up the whole time to watch this, the 2nd time around. I had my coffee latte to go with it, and it's still making me jittery, or was it the movie? It was so much pain to see the film, depicting human suffering in the Portugese slum for 2 and a half hours. But the composition and DV colours were supreme, and the direction was masterly. Most of the actors are kind of reading the lines without much expression, giving us the non-pro actor feel, including the love letter that Ventura kept reciting. But Vanda was one marvelous woman expressing her life and thought on screen. It didn't quite reach a climax for me, but the painterly pictures, poetic stories, and light humour make this one of the best films I've seen this year. The method reminds me a lot of "Syndrome and a Century" and "Still Life" from last year.

Wally Hammond 05 Jul 2010

You need a bit of patience with director Pedro Costa.

Andrew T 28 Apr 2008

It bills itself a documentary, but the way it's filmed is as dramatic as anything I've seen. The gorgeous imagery scarcely masks the desolation of both environment and characters, who spend every moment as if trapped in the headlights of some imminent catastrophe.