Chico Faganello

To commemorate the anniversary of the city where he lives, a theater director must stage a play on a great actress from the past that will bring to mind German colonization in the nineteenth century. Resolved he will win the part as main character, the actor who is to play the part of colonizer subverts the director?s script, and introduces scenes on ethnocide and Nazism into the text. These subjects are even today to be avoided in that prosperous valley in the south of Brazil. His attitude obliges the director to stage a play different from the one that had been written for the occasion.

To defend his principles and his love, a man faces the divine laws of the village where he lives, but also has to fight his inner demons. And what seems to be a new life of happiness, becomes a labyrinth of jealousy, bigotry, passion and death.

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Lian is a young man from a South American border conflict with his father, is an smuggler undercover of insect creator. With a camera that records what not everyone can see, Lian travels in search of freedom and a car won on a TV contest, and finds an unknown world.

The Portuguese arrived in Brazil on Bahia’s coastline, and were welcomed by the Pataxós. Ever since, their lives have changed, but they continue to preserve their ancestral culture to live in their original communities.

Due to enduring attacks, the Ka’apor almost lost their way of life. But today, the children of their communities gladly embrace their traditions and continue to watch over and protect their large territory.

To commemorate the anniversary of the city where he lives, a theater director must stage a play on a great actress from the past that will bring to mind German colonization in the nineteenth century. Resolved he will win the part as main character, the actor who is to play the part of colonizer subverts the director?s script, and introduces scenes on ethnocide and Nazism into the text. These subjects are even today to be avoided in that prosperous valley in the south of Brazil. His attitude obliges the director to stage a play different from the one that had been written for the occasion.

To commemorate the anniversary of the city where he lives, a theater director must stage a play on a great actress from the past that will bring to mind German colonization in the nineteenth century. Resolved he will win the part as main character, the actor who is to play the part of colonizer subverts the director?s script, and introduces scenes on ethnocide and Nazism into the text. These subjects are even today to be avoided in that prosperous valley in the south of Brazil. His attitude obliges the director to stage a play different from the one that had been written for the occasion.

To defend his principles and his love, a man faces the divine laws of the village where he lives, but also has to fight his inner demons. And what seems to be a new life of happiness, becomes a labyrinth of jealousy, bigotry, passion and death.

To defend his principles and his love, a man faces the divine laws of the village where he lives, but also has to fight his inner demons. And what seems to be a new life of happiness, becomes a labyrinth of jealousy, bigotry, passion and death.

To defend his principles and his love, a man faces the divine laws of the village where he lives, but also has to fight his inner demons. And what seems to be a new life of happiness, becomes a labyrinth of jealousy, bigotry, passion and death.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Lian is a young man from a South American border conflict with his father, is an smuggler undercover of insect creator. With a camera that records what not everyone can see, Lian travels in search of freedom and a car won on a TV contest, and finds an unknown world.

The Portuguese arrived in Brazil on Bahia’s coastline, and were welcomed by the Pataxós. Ever since, their lives have changed, but they continue to preserve their ancestral culture to live in their original communities.

Due to enduring attacks, the Ka’apor almost lost their way of life. But today, the children of their communities gladly embrace their traditions and continue to watch over and protect their large territory.