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'''''Besouro''''' is a film.

In colonial Brazil during the 1890's, the recently free Black population is downtrodden and abused, their native martial art Capoiera outlawed, feared, and disdained. An influential [[The Master (trope)||professorre]], however, rebels against the ban to both teach children capoiera and build a self-sufficient community of Blacks surrounding these fighters. At the core, Besouro is your average martial arts flick; [[The Chosen One]] thinks he's just the bee's knees until [[The Master (trope)|The Master]] gets murdered on his watch. Fighting ensues. The difference is in the heavy cultural influence of Brazilian history and Akom religion.
In colonial Brazil during the 1890's, the recently free Black population is downtrodden and abused, their native martial art Capoiera outlawed, feared, and disdained. An influential [[The Master (trope)||professorre]], however, rebels against the ban to both teach children capoiera and build a self-sufficient community of Blacks surrounding these fighters. At the core, Besouro is your average martial arts flick; [[The Chosen One]] thinks he's just the bee's knees until [[The Master (trope)|The Master]] gets murdered on his watch. Fighting ensues. The difference is in the heavy cultural influence of Brazilian history and Akom religion.


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* [[Dance Battler]]: Given, since the movie is about capoieristas.
* [[Dance Battler]]: Given, since the movie is about capoieristas.
* [[Everything's Better with Spinning]]: Besouro's "signature move" is like a double pirouet aimed at someone's face. The aftermath is plain scary.
* [[Everything's Better with Spinning]]: Besouro's "signature move" is like a double pirouet aimed at someone's face. The aftermath is plain scary.

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Latest revision as of 14:21, 13 July 2021

Besouro is a film.

In colonial Brazil during the 1890's, the recently free Black population is downtrodden and abused, their native martial art Capoiera outlawed, feared, and disdained. An influential |professorre, however, rebels against the ban to both teach children capoiera and build a self-sufficient community of Blacks surrounding these fighters. At the core, Besouro is your average martial arts flick; The Chosen One thinks he's just the bee's knees until The Master gets murdered on his watch. Fighting ensues. The difference is in the heavy cultural influence of Brazilian history and Akom religion.

Tropes used in Besouro include:
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