Mulheres em Movimento [Women in Movement]
Women in Movement composes a living archive, shaped by the urgency of bringing together struggles, voices, and political languages. Moving from the politics of speaking to the poetics of listening, the film unfolds through a relational dialogue where thinking and feeling, private and public, theory and practice, knowledge and experience, and the domestic and the […]
Quilombo, Continuum
Quilombo, Continuum engages with the countercolonial legacies of quilombo as a living memory and an ongoing practice—one that shapes ways of being together, organizing, and imagining different futures. Moving across temporalities, the film traces connections between the 1988 centennial of the abolition of slavery in Brazil and present-day political movements, especially through the voices and […]
We Fight For This Land: Ka’apor and Quilombola Communities in Brazil
Indigenous and Quilombola communities in the Amazonian state of Maranhão, Brazil, face multiple forms of ecoviolence, from cattle ranchers and soy producers taking over their lands to structural and political violence with police and state government systems working in favor of landowners. Using participatory practices, this film tells the story of two communities’ resistance to […]
Right Now I Want to Scream: Police and Army Violence in Rio – the Haiti Brazil Connection
Right now I want to scream’; this cry of urgency is how Vanessa Félix, mother of 8 year old Ágatha, shot by the police in Rio de Janeiro, September 2019, closes her interview in this film that connects two worlds: the marginalised black communities of Cité Soleil and Rio. The film aims to provide a […]