Film Lens
The film 'Landless' focuses on the Landless Workers Movement in Brazil, which has been occupying land from a sugarcane factory since 2015. Key figures like Grandma and P.C. lead their community in advocating for land redistribution and the establishment of a self-sustainable lifestyle. The film captures their aspirations to cultivate agro-ecological crops and build a cohesive peasant community.
Through the lens of this movement, the documentary presents the complexities of land rights and social justice in Brazil. It emphasizes the importance of community as the encamped individuals navigate their struggle for a better future, aiming to secure a small share of land for their collective well-being.
Why Watch
- •Meet Grandma and P.C. leading the land struggle.
- •Find out about the Landless Workers Movement's goals.
- •See the impact of agrarian reform in Brazil.
Did You Know
•The Landless Workers Movement has occupied land since 2015.
•Key figures in the movement include Grandma and P.C.
•The documentary has a runtime of 109 minutes.
Perfect For
Land rights activismBrazilian agrarian issuesSocial justice movements