Overview
- 'Baby' follows the complex relationship between a young man recently released from prison and an older sex worker in São Paulo.
- The film critiques Brazil's far-right policies under Bolsonaro, particularly the suppression of LGBTQ+ culture and funding.
- Marcelo Caetano uses vibrant, chaotic visuals to reflect the contradictions and passion of Brazilian society.
- The casting of lesser-known actors was a deliberate choice to challenge the homogeneity of Brazilian media and empower new voices.
- São Paulo is portrayed as a dynamic character, emphasizing its socio-economic contrasts and the resilience of its marginalized communities.