An eye-opening documentary with an interesting use of sound, about morbidly rich penthouse-residing Brazilians and why they choose to literally live the high life.
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An eye-opening documentary with an interesting use of sound, about morbidly rich penthouse-residing Brazilians and why they choose to literally live the high life.
A largely engrossing crash course on how the current Brazilian political landscape, warts and all, came to be in this incisive Oscar-nominated documentary.
Meirelles’ visual style may be overwhelming, but this is still a rather well-made piece about the human condition.
A great and promising film when it is in Portuguese, but suffers several tonal missteps when English takes over in this strange work about politics, class and violence.
Continue reading →Gabriel Mascaro continues his rise as one of Brazilโs most audacious filmmakers with this provocative and confident take on religion, sex and bureaucracy, set in the not-so-distant future.