SUBTERRANEAN
Synopsis
The documentary explores the events in the past decade in Brazil known as “rolezinhos”, in which a large crowd of young black people, many of which from peripheral neighborhoods, occupied downtown shopping malls and exposed the structural racism crystallized in these symbolic borders. From the lives of three such characters, and mobilizing rich archival material, the film commits to an activist stance and evinces the echoes between different contexts and political and subjective resistances, addressing Brazil’s everyday abysmal social and racial inequality. *(C.I)
Trailer
Director
Vladimir Seixas
Nominated for the International Emmy for best documentary of 2019 with "A Primeira Pedra", Vladimir has been directing and scripting documentaries since 2008. His films investigate the political and cultural transformations in Brazil in recent years based on the struggles of urban movements. He has directed five short films, two feature films, a series, and a telefilm, and has participated in more than 50 festivals around the world and received several awards.
15/10
Friday | A partir
das 19:00 Buy and watch online
15/10
Friday | A partir
das 16:45 Buy and watch online
14
R$ 5,00
Credits
Producers
Luis Carlos de Alencar
Writers
Vladimir Seixas
Cast
Thayná Trindade (Ator Principal), Jefferson Luis (Ator Principal), Priscila Rezende (Ator Principal)
Cinematographer
Léo Bittencourt, Vladimir Seixas
Editor
Vladimir Seixas
Sound
Vitor Kruter
Composer
Mano Teko, Grand Master Matarazo
Art Director
Pâmela Peregrino
Festivals
Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival