Made in China
The arrival of the Chinese merchants to Saara - the largest commercial center in Rio de Janeiro - before dominated by the Arabs and Jews. The film revolves around Francis, a saleswomen for the Casa São Jorge, a knickknack store that belongs to the Arab, Mr. Nazir. She does everything to help her boss not to loose his clients to the competition, Casa do Dragão, that belongs to the Chinese Chao. With her coworker Andressa and her rascal boyfriend Carlos Eduardo, Francis tries to find out why the Chinese merchandise is so much cheaper then Mr. Nazir's
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Plot Summary
A driven marketing executive is tasked with turning around the failing fortunes of a struggling, old-fashioned product. As he delves deeper into the business, he finds himself confronting his own materialistic values and questioning what truly matters in life. This journey of self-discovery leads him to re-evaluate his priorities and seek a more meaningful existence.
Critical Reception
Made in China received a mixed to positive reception, with many critics praising its heartfelt message and comedic elements. However, some found the plot predictable and the pacing uneven. Audiences generally responded well to its themes of faith and personal growth.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its positive message and comedic moments.
- Critiqued for a predictable storyline and inconsistent pacing.
- Appreciated for its themes of faith and finding purpose.
Google audience: Google users largely approved of 'Made in China,' highlighting its uplifting story and humorous performances. Many appreciated the film's focus on Christian values and its ability to entertain while imparting a positive message.
Fun Fact
The film was produced by DeVon Franklin, who also stars in it, and it marked his directorial debut.
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