Nothing to Lose

This biographical drama follows the life of Edir Macedo, a Brazilian evangelical leader. Based on a book trilogy, the story tracks his journey from a street preacher in 1977 to the founder of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. The plot focuses on his efforts to establish his church alongside like-minded partners and his subsequent expansion into a global network of congregations and a media empire including Record TV. The film portrays his rise as a businessman and religious figure who overcame various obstacles to realize his convictions.

Directed by Alexandre Avancini, this project followed his previous work on The Ten Commandments: The Movie and José do Egito - O Filme. The cast is led by Petrônio Gontijo as Macedo, supported by Day Mesquita, Beth Goulart, Dalton Vigh, Eduardo Galvão, and André Gonçalves, with a total of 73 credited actors. Produced in Brazil by companies including Record TV and Paris Filmes, the movie earned 1 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception is divided, as shown by a 5.3 rating on TMDB from 113 votes, while it holds a significantly lower score of 2.4 on IMDb based on 23,000 votes.