Hey, Did You Score?

Three longtime friends in Brazil find themselves at forks in love. Fernando is dipping his toes back into dating after a dry spell, Honorio worries about infidelity in a new relationship, and Afonsinho is trying to rebuild his life after a divorce. The film follows their comic misadventures as they juggle work, friendships, and flirtations, with a steady stream of awkward dates, mixed signals, and small victories. The tone stays light as each man faces honesty, temptation, and the awkwardness of adult romance. Through quick banter and set piece humor, the trio tests boundaries while keeping their bond intact. Together they swap stories over coffee breaks, hinting at vulnerability beneath the jokes while friends back them up.

Released in 2012, Hey Did You Score? was directed by Felipe Joffily and based on the collaboration of Marcelo Rubens Paiva and Lusa Silvestre. The film sits within the Brazilian urban comedy tradition with a breezy rhythm.

The reception and themes focus on friendship and how grown men handle romance with humor and honesty. The movie treats dating, fidelity, and divorce as shared experiences that test trust without turning into melodrama, letting the friendship carry the laughs. It also nods to contemporary dating apps and social scenes, giving some generational bite.

Among the ensemble are Bruno Mazzeo, Marcos Palmeira and Emílio Orciollo Neto, with Dira Paes and Seu Jorge rounding out the cast. The film sits alongside mid-range Brazilian comedies that capture urban life with warmth and wit, and a sense of place that feels distinctly Brazilian.