Forty years after fighting Brazil’s military dictatorship, former members of Libelu reflect on their lives and choices as adults.
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Forty years after fighting Brazil’s military dictatorship, former members of Libelu reflect on their lives and choices as adults.
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In São Paulo, former members of Libelu, a group that fought against Brazil’s military dictatorship in the 1970s, reflect on their past. They discuss their youthful activism and the ideals that drove them. Now, decades later, they confront the realities of adult life and the changes in their country. The film questions what remains of their revolutionary spirit and how their experiences shaped their current identities. It captures their stories and the legacy of their activism.
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Why Watch
- See how Libelu shaped Brazil's political landscape.
- Meet former activists reflecting on their past.
- Find out what remains of revolutionary ideals today.
Did You Know
- Libelu was active in Brazil during the 1970s against military dictatorship.
- The film was released in 2020, 40 years after the peak of Libelu's influence.
- The documentary runs for 87 minutes.
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What was Libelu's role in the 1970s?
Libelu was involved in the fight against Brazil's military dictatorship during the 1970s.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Libelu: Down With The Dictatorship'?
The documentary has a duration of 87 minutes.
What historical figure is mentioned in the documentary's keywords?
Leon Trotsky is mentioned in the documentary's keywords.
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