As Sete Evas

Seven young women from different social backgrounds are confined to a girls' boarding school. Their differing personalities and desires clash within the restrictive environment, leading to humorous and dramatic situations as they navigate adolescence and their futures.

As Sete Evas was a significant film in Brazilian cinema of the early 1960s, lauded for its frank portrayal of female adolescence and its blend of comedy and drama. It resonated with audiences for its relatable characters and exploration of youthful aspirations and frustrations within a patriarchal society.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and engaging performances.

• Applauded for its sensitive yet humorous exploration of young women's lives.

• Seen as a pioneering work in depicting female characters with complexity.

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The film was adapted from the play 'The Seven Year Itch' by George Axelrod, though it took significant liberties to suit the Brazilian context and societal norms of the time.