TV has the power to create perfect worlds. But it has also the responsability to show hell on earth. What forms can this take? Could we imagine a public TV putting on the 'state' screen a satire of politics? No concessions. No stereotypes. Can public television become a natural screen of social and political problems open to independent filmmakers? Does television have a mission to denounce illusions? Welcome to the heaven of provocative, courageous and annoying TV programs of the Millenium!
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Sérgio Bianchi is the only contemporary filmmaker that has the courage to represent the social war that Brazil is going through. He makes a realistic portrait of… -
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