Synopsis
The soundtrack in Curitiba’s Industrial Neighborhood, on the outskirts of the capital of Paraná, is rap. Directed by the duo Betinho Celanex and Danilo Custódio, the documentary film portrays the neighborhood through a cultural scene rejected and ignored by “model city”. Based on interviews with rappers from the J.A.C group, the film looks beyond the stereotypes about this district. (K.M.)
Director

Betinho Celanex, Danilo Custódio
A rapper since 2003, Carlos Alberto Moura, AKA Betinho Celanex, lives in the outskirts of Curitiba and has been a member of the hip-hop group J.A.C. since 2007. In 2016, he began his career in cinema as a producer and is currently a director and screenwriter. Danilo Custódio is partner and owner of Na Real Cultural and works with screenwriting, production, direction, photography, editing, and sound. He won the Brazil Children's Film Award and was nominated by the Brazilian Film Academy to the Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro.