(2005), directed by José Eduardo Belmonte, is a provocative Brazilian drama that serves as a visceral critique of middle-class apathy and the search for radical identity. Set against the modernist backdrop of Brasília, the film explores "Conceptionism," an anarchic doctrine that advocates for the total rejection of money and the ego in favor of unrestrained sex and drug use. Core Narrative and "Conceptionism"
: The city's planned, functionalist architecture is used to highlight the dysfunction and isolation of the characters. A Concepção - ainda sem legenda
: The "Conceptionists" aim to become "nothing". They burn identification cards to symbolize their break from societal structures. (2005), directed by José Eduardo Belmonte, is a
A Concepção, de José Eduardo Belmonte - Revista Cinética directed by José Eduardo Belmonte