As Seis Mulheres de Adão

The film explores the complex relationships and psychological states of six women connected to a man named Adão. Each woman navigates her own desires, frustrations, and societal expectations within the context of Adão's influence. The narrative delves into themes of love, obsession, and the search for identity in a patriarchal society.

As Seis Mulheres de Adão received mixed to positive reviews, with critics often highlighting its artistic ambition and unconventional narrative structure. While some praised its exploration of female characters and Bressane's distinctive directorial style, others found the film's ambiguity and pacing challenging. It is considered a significant work within Brazilian cinema of the early 1980s, notable for its artistic experimentation.

• Praised for its bold exploration of female psychology and relationships.

• Noted for Júlio Bressane's signature avant-garde directorial style.

• Some found the narrative fragmented and difficult to follow.

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The film's title is a direct reference to the biblical story of Adam, but twists the narrative to focus on the women's perspectives and experiences rather than the traditional male-centric biblical account.