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In 'Justice', Maria Ramos places her camera in a Rio de Janeiro criminal courtroom, providing a rare look at the judicial system. The film captures the daily routines of public attorneys, judges, and prosecutors as they navigate the complexities of the law. It presents the experiences of the accused, who must confront the legal system's power over their lives.
Through intimate moments, the documentary reveals the stark realities of justice in Brazil. It emphasizes the human stories behind legal proceedings and the societal implications of crime and punishment in a vibrant yet troubled city.
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.
Perfect For
Brazilian legal systemDocumentary enthusiastsCourtroom drama fans