‘O Projeto’ Directors on Walter Salles’ Support and Screening Poetic Doc About Colonialism Ahead of ‘Dramatic’ Brazilian Elections That Offer a ‘Choice Between Good and Evil’
Once the Black Lives Matter protests broke out in the U.S., Brazilian filmmaker Sabrina Fidalgo and Swiss photographer Yvan Rodic realized it was time to…
Variety reports: Once the Black Lives Matter protests broke out in the U.S., Brazilian filmmaker Sabrina Fidalgo and Swiss photographer Yvan Rodic realized it was time to begin working on their passion project, “O Projeto.”
The documentary, developed and shot over the six years since, began its festival journey earlier this year at Brazil’s renowned Gramado Film.
This entertainment story centres on Brazil. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Dramatic’ Brazilian Elections That, O Projeto’ Directors and Walter Salles’ Support.
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