Miss Dyana (Boca)

An occasional break from the have-to-dos in daily life may lead us to deliberate over larger issues like, say, the welfare of the underprivileged. We fail to realize that as man is getting closer to the moon, he is moving farther away from his fellow men. An insight into the lives of the meniños da rua (children of the streets) points an accusing finger at our apathy to such glaring social problems. And this movie appears like it was originally conceived with the idea of projecting the situation in Brazil where child prostitution and mass infant massacres are ....