The documentary "Cazuza: Boas Novas" offers an intimate portrayal of the final years of Brazilian singer and songwriter Cazuza, focusing on the period between 1987 and 1989. Despite facing health challenges, Cazuza's creativity remained prolific during this time.
Directed by Nilo Romero, a close friend and collaborator of Cazuza, the film features rare archival footage and interviews with individuals who were close to the artist, including Ney Matogrosso, Gilberto Gil, Frejat, and Lucinha Araújo. These insights provide a comprehensive look into Cazuza's life and the impact of his work on Brazilian music.
Produced by 5e60 Filmes and distributed by Curta Cine-Distribuidora, "Cazuza: Boas Novas" premiered at the Brazilian Film Festival in Paris on April 30, 2025, and had its Brazilian premiere at the In-Edit Brasil International Music Documentary Festival in São Paulo on June 11, 2025. The documentary is now available in cinemas across Brazil, offering audiences a chance to revisit the legacy of one of the country's most influential artists.