Rio, I Love You, third film of the Cities of Love franchise, weaves stories of love in the view of some of the most important directors of contemporary world cinema - the Italian Paolo Sorrentino (Oscar winner for best foreign film by La Grande Bellezza), the Lebanese Nadine Labaki (Caramel), the Australian Stephan Elliott (Priscilla - Queen of the Desert), the South Korean Im Sang-Soo (The Taste of Money), American John Turturro (Fading Gigolo), the Mexican Guillermo Arriaga (The Burning Plain), the Uruguayan living in Brazil Cesar Charlone (El Baño del Papa), and Brazilians Fernando Meirelles (City of God, the Constant Gardener), Carlos Saldanha (Ice Age, Rio), Andrucha Waddington (Os Penetras) and Vicente Amorim (The Middle of the World, Good). From the tenderness of a grandchild by a grandmother who lives on the streets by choice, passing through a couple of dancers who overcomes a crisis on the stage of the Municipal Theater, to the unexpected passion of a waiter-vampire by a prostitute, among other stories, Rio, I Love You is a declaration of love to the city, reflecting the immense diversity of its people and landscapes.