

Marcha Cega
Dozens of political prisoners emerge from violent clashes during protests in São Paulo, where police repression turns the streets into battlegrounds.
Synopsis
Dozens of political prisoners emerge from violent clashes during protests in São Paulo, where police repression turns the streets into battlegrounds.
Synopsis
São Paulo's streets erupt into chaos as police confront demonstrators during protests. Marcha Cega documents the violent repression faced by protesters, including blind journalists and injured students. Tear gas clouds the air as the film captures the turmoil and brutality of these clashes. It addresses the political struggles for freedom and civil liberties in Brazil, revealing the emergence of dozens of political prisoners from these events. Directed by Gabriel Di Giacomo, the film runs for 88 minutes and was released in 2018.
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