

Pressed, Ripped Apart
Archival sources reveal the history of black actresses and actors in Brazilian cinema, addressing themes of absence and identity.
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Archival sources reveal the history of black actresses and actors in Brazilian cinema, addressing themes of absence and identity.
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Brazilian cinema features prominently in "Pressed, Ripped Apart." The film uses archival materials to highlight the stories of black actors and actresses. It discusses their representation and presence in a country that claims a racial democracy. The documentary addresses themes of identity and erasure within the Brazilian audiovisual history. It reflects on the contradictions in the portrayal of diverse identities in Brazil's film industry. The runtime is 27 minutes, released in 2019.
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