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City of God | DVD | 2002 | Alexandre Rodrigues & Matheus Nachtergaele | Crime Drama | New & Sealed

City of God | DVD | 2002 | Alexandre Rodrigues & Matheus Nachtergaele | Crime Drama | New & Sealed

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Two young men follow very different ambitions amid the violence of Rio de Janeiro in City of God. Rocket dreams of becoming a photographer, while Li’l Zé pursues power in the neighbourhood’s criminal world. As the drug trade grows and rivalries intensify, Rocket’s camera offers a different way to see the streets around him and a possible route towards another life.

Directed by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund, this 2002 crime drama adapts Paulo Lins’ novel and follows the changing fortunes of the Cidade de Deus neighbourhood across several decades. Its interwoven stories place youthful ambition alongside the human cost of gang violence, seen through the perspective of a young observer struggling to find his own path.

Key Features

  • Brazilian crime drama: set in Rio de Janeiro’s Cidade de Deus neighbourhood.
  • Contrasting ambitions: Rocket’s interest in photography unfolds alongside Li’l Zé’s rise in the criminal world.
  • Literary adaptation: based on the novel by Paulo Lins.
  • 2002 film: directed by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund, featuring Alexandre Rodrigues and Matheus Nachtergaele.
  • DVD edition: supplied new and sealed; certificate 18.

Product Details

  • Title: City of God
  • Original title: Cidade de Deus
  • Format: DVD
  • Film year: 2002
  • Directors: Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund
  • Featured cast: Alexandre Rodrigues and Matheus Nachtergaele
  • Based on: the novel by Paulo Lins
  • Genre: Crime / Drama
  • Certificate: 18
  • EAN: 5017188887892
  • Condition: New & Sealed

A compelling addition for viewers drawn to international cinema and crime stories rooted in character and place. City of God offers an intense portrait of ambition, survival and the search for a future beyond violence.

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