Romance (1988)

The unexpected death of Antonio Cesar, a leftist intellectual who wrote a book where he denounced an international scandal when they were shut up the political authorities, affects about three different people. The story is multiplied in the footsteps of three interconnected characters: Regina, journalist, goes in search of information to uncover the scandal. Fernanda, and fellow victim of the speech of Antony over Caesar freedom of behavior, tries to live his speech, but gets lost and finds himself plunged into distress. Andrew, homosexual and friend of the deceased, paid, too, his tribute to the ideology of sexual liberation.