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After 102 years of history, Corinthians reaches the most anticipated final since its birth: the Copa Libertadores de América. 10 years later, the film portrays the feeling of the 'Fiel' fans, between sleepless nights of anxiety, adventures through South America, distrust, the lump in the throat, all the feelings that only those who lived with Corinthians in that 2012 went through until they were capable of letting out the champion cry.
Herdeiros (Heirs) is a documentary about samba, about carnival, about the power of a resistant tradition. Shot in Morro da Serrinha in Rio, the film tells the story of the cultural and musical heritage, of the African heritage of formerly enslaved people in Brazil today.
War correspondent Gabriel Chaim follows the plight of Ukrainian families after the Russian invasion, Europe's biggest refugee crisis since World War II.
An afternoon coffee to celebrate Terezinha's 89th birthday.
On the outskirts of Recife, collaboration and faith make the difference. It is there that Bhrendo Barbosa, dancer, choreographer, designer, marker and quadrilha manager finds the tools to make his dreams come true. Raised by his grandmother, D. Maria, he grew up going up and down the stairs of the hill, while rehearsing the steps to make a difference for the community, without giving up who he is.
In the region of Serra Preta, backlands of Bahia, few families of rural workers keep the tradition of work songs during the corn cultivation.
The second in a trilogy of short films by artist Sara Ramo. It revolves around musical performances in Brazil, focusing on how music is experienced in ritual ceremonies.
Blurring the line between fiction and documentary, this film is inspired by the director’s dream of a crop-dusting airplane spraying pesticides over plantations near the Manoki and Myky village in Brazil’s Central-West. The strong smell alarms the locals, serving as a commentary on the increasing use of pesticides in Brazil in recent years.
Narrated letter of a flâneur who is shipwrecked on the \"island\" of the António Arroio Art School and falls in love with her.
O Galo Missioneiro tells the story of Olívio Dutra, former mayor of Porto Alegre and former governor of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil). In a time of hatred and intolerance, the documentary follows the daily life of the tireless militant Olívio, who continues to act and fight for a society where people are protagonists, not objects of politics. Made in an independent and militant way, the film rescues the good examples of politicians and managements for a more humanized world.
Essay and a reflection about the Light.
São Mateus is a sacred ground where many dreams are born. Many of those become great songs. The neighborhood is a stronghold of great composers who are inspired by their experience in there. Lyrics full of emotions compose the neighborhood's memory. São Mateus presents three artists telling their trajectories and how the neighborhood influenced their art.
While serving at the Brazilian embassy in the city of Sydney, Australia, the Brazilian diplomat Arnaldo Carrilho, a thoughtful man with a deep culture, who died in 2013, talks about various topics, with an emphasis on cinema, an area with which he was intimately related through contact with the main architects of the Cinema Novo movement in Brazil.
In A Day in the Village, Waimiri and Atroari filmmakers document the day-to-day life of their relatives in the Cacau village, located in the Amazon region. We watch as women prepare the midday meal and do laundry in the river. Men hunt for alligators, paca and tapir in the forest as well as make handcrafts during a rainstorm. Children play and help with chores such as fruit-gathering and fishing, with adults showing them the right way to do things. Through intimate, interwoven images, the video gives us a vivid sense of the daily pattern in this village.
Produced in 1922, this 9-part silent documentary is an important document of the beginnings of industrialization in Brazil and the conditions of workers at the time.
Since November 2021, Casa Preta Zeferina has been building a space of welcome and struggle, helping women victims of violence in Salvador. Even without any funding, the militants were successful in occupying and resisting. In constant dialogue with the Santo Antônio community, the House counts on the people's help to continue carrying out its work. The documentary Casa Preta Zeferina shows the challenges and obstacles in building the House - but above all emphasizing its importance and the impact of popular power.
