Manville: The City of Men
Manville: The City of Men

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Manville: The City of Men

2005
Movie
Adult · 18+
150 min
English

"Imagine a town where the streets are lined with red-hot men from all over the world, and all they ever think about is sex. Welcome to Manville: The City of Men. You've come to the right place... Eric Flower gets a rough ride from tattooed muscle man Alex Ribeiro, and giant dicked black stud Paulao do Pauzao. Jed Willcox is taught a lesson he will never forget by Jean Franco and Rocky Oliveira. Hugely-hung Jason Kingsley and Max Veneziano fuck each other, and then double dip French hunk Matthieu Costa, and Marcello Lars joins in for the ride. Red-hot Xavier Montengro and lover David Salazar imagine a four-way sexual tryst with Gabriel Ventura and Bruno Din. (Editor's note: This scene appears only in the mail-order version.) Matthias Vannelli fucks motorcycle stud Carlos Caballero on top of his cycle, and then Matthias moves on to suck Caballero, Victor Cowboy, and Sergio del Castillo all at once. Later, the foursome fuck in a variety of succulent positions."

Insights

IMDb7.2/10
Director: Oskar MetsavahtGenres: Drama, Sport

Plot Summary

In the vibrant favelas of Rio de Janeiro, a group of young friends navigates the complexities of adolescence, friendship, and ambition. The film centers on Lico, a talented surfer whose dreams of professional success are challenged by the harsh realities of his environment, including poverty, violence, and the temptations of crime. As they grow up, their bonds are tested, and they must confront difficult choices that will shape their futures.

Critical Reception

Manville: The City of Men received positive reviews, particularly for its authentic portrayal of favela life and its compelling coming-of-age narrative. Critics praised its strong performances, vibrant cinematography, and its ability to balance gritty realism with moments of hope and camaraderie.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its authentic and often raw depiction of life in Rio's favelas.

  • Applauded for its compelling coming-of-age story and strong performances from its young cast.

  • Noted for its blend of vibrant energy and the harsh realities faced by its characters.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's powerful storytelling and the relatable struggles of its characters. Many viewers found the film to be an eye-opening and emotionally resonant experience.

Fun Fact

The film is a prequel to the popular Brazilian TV series 'Cidade dos Homens' (City of Men), which also explores the lives of these characters.

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