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Meu Brasil (2007)

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Three characters: Gaúcha, whose dream it was to be a singer, works as a cook in the home of Roberto Marinho’s family and becomes politicized; Carlos, a diving instructor who has lost all because of unrequited love, tries to recover his self-esteem by working towards better citizenship in the slum shanty towns; and Juliana, a transvestite who assumed his homosexuality with his family at the age of 17 and now struggles to implant a third bathroom in the city of Três Rios. Gaúcha, Carlos and Juliana are community leaders and believe a better world is possible. In search of their ideals, they join the leaders of the shanty towns and popular movements in Rio de Janeiro and make their way to the Social World Forum in Porto Alegre, the most important global event for the debate on issues pertaining to social justice. Within this setting - amid talks and speeches by Leonardo Boff, Eduardo Galeano, José Saramago, Frei Betto, Gilberto Gil, Presidents Lula and Hugo Chavez - the threesome share their projects with world leaders. Back again in their own communities, they are stronger in their struggle for citizenship and for an end to social, racial and gender discrimination. The film was awarded the Prize from the Popular Jury at the Ibero-American Cine Video Festival - Cinesul - in Rio de Janeiro.

Título original: Meu Brasil

Ano: 2007

Duração: 70 minutos

País: Brazil

Cor: color, digital

Direção: DANIELA BROITMAN

Roteiro: Daniela Broitman

Fotografia: Reynaldo Zangrandi, Renato Carlos

Produtor: Leonardo Dourado

Música: Zanna Studio

Edições: 31