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 I would have liked it more if Criss D'Amato's "Viva a Vida" had delved deeper into the characters, made an effort to understand the complex nature of human relationships, and presented a more nuanced and detailed script. "Viva a Vida" has the perfect essence, but it didn't impact me the way a film with this subject matter could have. So let's find out what happened in the film and whether the protagonist succeeded in her quest. Jessica worked in an antique shop in Rio de Janeiro and struggled to make ends meet. Her carelessness at work, breaking antiques and ending up paying for everything with her salary, didn't help her. One day, she was in her shop, looking at a new set of antiques that had arrived, when she found the same type of locket her mother had left her. Jessica became curious, and an inner voice told her that the family who had sent the antiques might know more about her mother or her family.  Jessica went to see Gabriel, the man who...