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All That Is Solid Melts Into Air

On All That Is Solid Melts Into Air, we follow Carlos, a young mining employee who lives in the fictional district of Antônio Borba, in Mariana. Among exhaustive journeys and landscapes scarred by exploitation, he finds in his own camera a form of resistance. Recording daily life, Carlos turns observation into protests, unfolding the environmental and social impacts that go through his territory — now shattered by an atypical event: the privatization of breathable air. As he records, he witnesses the development of a pattern threatening not only the land, but life itself. All That Is Solid Melts Into Air comes up with a critical perspective on the lifestyles in mining cities, the exploitation of natural resources, and the resistance of those who dwell in these areas.

Top Cast

  • Kaio Serafim

    Kaio Serafim

    Carlos

  • Bruno Miné

    Bruno Miné

    Miné

  • Aquiles, o Poeta

    Aquiles, o Poeta

    Paulin

  • Ana Claúdia Miguel

    Ana Claúdia Miguel

    Mãe

  • Maria Fernanda

    Maria Fernanda

    Maria

  • Pedro Petindá

    Pedro Petindá

    Fiscal do ar

  • Marília Terezinha

    Marília Terezinha

    Sra. no ponto de ônibus

  • Rosemere Fagundes

    Rosemere Fagundes

    Sra. no ponto de ônibus II

  • Karina Peres

    Karina Peres

    Repórter

Overview

On All That Is Solid Melts Into Air, we follow Carlos, a young mining employee who lives in the fictional district of Antônio Borba, in Mariana. Among exhaustive journeys and landscapes scarred by exploitation, he finds in his own camera a form of resistance. Recording daily life, Carlos turns observation into protests, unfolding the environmental and social impacts that go through his territory — now shattered by an atypical event: the privatization of breathable air. As he records, he witnesses the development of a pattern threatening not only the land, but life itself. All That Is Solid Melts Into Air comes up with a critical perspective on the lifestyles in mining cities, the exploitation of natural resources, and the resistance of those who dwell in these areas.

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