A controversial policy strips the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro of its colors, rendering its lively streets in stark black and white.
“A CITY WITH NO COLORS”
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A controversial policy strips the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro of its colors, rendering its lively streets in stark black and white.
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Synopsis
Rio de Janeiro's vibrant streets turn monochrome as the Brazilian government implements a controversial policy that drains the city of its colors. Directed by Roxanne Peguet, "Life in Gray" presents a faux documentary that captures the emotional toll on residents like Pedro de Aquino and Roney Villela. The film portrays their struggles amid a deepening social, political, and economic crisis. As the city confronts this loss of identity, the narrative reflects on the broader consequences of such governmental actions.
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Why Watch
- See Rio de Janeiro transformed into black and white.
- Meet residents coping with loss of color and identity.
- Find out how government policies affect culture.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2017 and has a duration of 15 minutes.
- The documentary is produced in Brazil and features three languages: English, French, and Portuguese.
- The tagline of the film is 'A CITY WITH NO COLORS'.
- The cast includes notable figures like Glenn Greenwald and Roney Villela.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Life in Gray'?
Roxanne Peguet directed the documentary 'Life in Gray'.
What is the duration of 'Life in Gray'?
'Life in Gray' has a duration of 15 minutes.
In which country was 'Life in Gray' produced?
'Life in Gray' was produced in Brazil.
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