More than 100 individuals, including judges and public attorneys, are filmed daily in Rio de Janeiro's criminal courtroom, revealing the realities of the legal system.
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More than 100 individuals, including judges and public attorneys, are filmed daily in Rio de Janeiro's criminal courtroom, revealing the realities of the legal system.
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Synopsis
Maria Ramos places her camera in Rio de Janeiro's criminal courtroom. Public attorneys, judges, and prosecutors work through daily cases in a complex legal system. The film follows the accused as they navigate their trials. It captures candid moments that reveal the realities of the judicial process in Brazil. The courtroom becomes a stage for human stories shaped by crime and punishment. The documentary runs for 107 minutes and features contributions from Niek Koppen and Valéria Ferro.
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Why Watch
- See the inner workings of Rio's criminal courtroom.
- Meet public attorneys and judges navigating the law.
- Find out how the accused experience the legal system.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Maria Ramos, a woman director.
- The documentary has a runtime of 107 minutes.
- It features a cast that includes Niek Koppen and Valéria Ferro.
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Who directed the documentary 'Justice'?
Maria Ramos directed the documentary 'Justice'.
What year was the documentary 'Justice' released?
The documentary 'Justice' was released in 2004.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Justice'?
The duration of the documentary 'Justice' is 107 minutes.
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