Master of None [Film and TV Commentary]

The slums of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, are the "City of God" and a place where even the devil will sigh and turn around. A Pao (played by Alexandre Rodrigues) took us here. He witnessed the chaotic life here for more than twenty years, which was wrapped up in brutality, greed, revenge, ambition, betrayal, and plunder, and ultimately led to a disastrous gang war. Although he has been among gangsters since he was a child to survive, his timid character and self-protection instinct have allowed him to live peacefully. In the early 1960s, Amao, Ahjia and Ah-Dai were the "Three Young Heroes" here. After robbing the hotel, the three of them parted ways. Ahjia returned to the embrace of God, while Ah-Dai and Ah-Dai paid the price with their lives. In the 1970s, Xiaodouzi (Douglas Silva), the younger brother of the "Three Young Heroes", relied on his ruthlessness to constantly annex other people's territory and became the "little overlord" in the slums. His business has also upgraded from robbery to a more profitable drug trade. Benny (Phellipe Haagensen) is also prospering with him. Benny meets the beautiful Andilica (Alice Braga), who is about to