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In 'Codinome Clemente', Carlos Eugênio Paz shares his experiences in the armed struggle against Brazil's military dictatorship from the 1960s to the 1980s. Operating under the alias 'Clemente', he was a member of the National Liberation Alliance and participated in urban actions against authoritarian rule. The documentary combines Paz's personal testimony with insights from other fighters, creating a detailed account of a significant period in Brazilian history.
Director Isa Albuquerque presents a narrative that emphasizes the sacrifices made by a generation committed to democracy. The film captures both personal and collective struggles faced during this critical time, providing a vivid portrayal of the resistance against the military regime in Brazil.
Why Watch
- •Meet Carlos Eugênio Paz, a key figure in Brazil's resistance.
- •See firsthand accounts from fellow fighters in the struggle.
- •Find out about Brazil's military dictatorship from 1960-1980.
Did You Know
•Carlos Eugênio Paz operated under the alias 'Clemente'.
•The National Liberation Alliance was active during Brazil's military dictatorship from the 1960s to the 1980s.
•The film features insights from multiple fellow fighters alongside Paz.
•The documentary has a duration of 99 minutes.
Perfect For
Brazilian historyPolitical activismMilitary dictatorship