“How the film I’m Still Here forces Brazil to face a dictatorship’s legacy – Al Jazeera English” explores the emotional impact of the documentary. It challenges audiences to confront the lingering scars of Brazil’s military rule and the unresolved trauma affecting society today.
Brazil’s vibrant Rio Carnival gains an extra touch of excitement with the country’s first Oscar win, celebrating the film “Marighella.” This prestigious accolade ignites national pride and enthusiasm, amplifying the festive spirit of the iconic celebration.
An Oscar-nominated filmmaker is drawing both acclaim and criticism for his outspoken condemnation of Brazil’s authoritarian regime. His provocative stance has ignited discussions on artistic expression amid political turmoil, highlighting the role of cinema in social discourse.
