O Grito do Rio (1981) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is O Grito do Rio about?
O Grito do Rio is a short documentary. Fishermen along a 50-kilometer stretch of the Rio de Janeiro coast, between Macaé and Cabo Frio, face a crisis due to pollution from an anhydrous alcohol production plant on the São João River. The facility releases "vinhoto," a by-product of sugar cane, which contaminates the water and disrupts the ecosystem. As pollution spreads to the sea, local fishermen, scientists, and technicians raise alarms about the threat to public health and the traditional fishing economy in the region.
When was O Grito do Rio released?
O Grito do Rio was released in 1981.
How long is O Grito do Rio?
O Grito do Rio has a runtime of 10 minutes.
What genre is O Grito do Rio?
O Grito do Rio is classified as Environment, Health, Business.