Miúcha, the anti-muse of Bossa Nova, crosses the 60s and 70s facing the pains and the twists and turns of the dream of becoming a singer. In her journey, she lives with the so-called "great men": she is João Gilberto's wife, Vinícius de Moraes' pupil, Chico Buarque's sister, Tom Jobim's companion, the voice that accompanies Stan Getz's sax, and a performer with Pablo Milanés. At the pace of a road movie, between New York, Paris, Mexico City, and Rio de Janeiro, the film reveals the mishaps of this Latin American woman trying to establish her voice in showbiz.
Liliane Mutti
Born in Rio de Janeiro, Daniel Zarvos is a filmmaker, photographer, and visual artist. He worked on avant-garde film projects, and the feature-length documentaries Raízes do Brazil and Oscar Niemeyer: The Son of the Stars. Born in Salvador, Liliane Mutti holds a master in Gender Studies from the University Paris 8. She produces and directs films with strong political engagement such as Elle, Ta Clarice, and Out of Breath.
