One leg is lost when Orlando Lovecchio becomes a victim of a 1968 bombing at the U.S. Consulate in Sao Paulo, carried out by guerillas opposing Brazil's military regime.
“Brasil, 1968: A bomba explodiu”
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One leg is lost when Orlando Lovecchio becomes a victim of a 1968 bombing at the U.S. Consulate in Sao Paulo, carried out by guerillas opposing Brazil's military regime.
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Orlando Lovecchio stood outside the U.S. Consulate in São Paulo on a fateful day in 1968 when a bomb exploded, a violent act by guerillas opposing Brazil's military regime. The attack left Orlando with the loss of one leg, drastically changing his life. Directed by Daniel Moreno, "Reparation" recounts this incident and its aftermath, detailing the personal and political consequences of violence during a time of authoritarian rule. The film features insights from figures like Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Máximo Barro, placing Orlando's experience within the larger context of resistance in Brazil.
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Why Watch
- Meet Orlando Lovecchio, a survivor of political violence.
- See the impact of the 1968 bombing on Brazilian society.
- Find out about Brazil's military dictatorship.
Did You Know
- Orlando Lovecchio lost one leg due to a bombing in 1968.
- The attack targeted the U.S. Consulate in Sao Paulo.
- The documentary was directed by Daniel Moreno in 2010.
- The film has a runtime of 95 minutes.
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What year did the terrorist attack on the U.S. Consulate in Sao Paulo occur?
The terrorist attack occurred in 1968.
What was the outcome for Orlando Lovecchio after the bombing?
Orlando Lovecchio suffered the loss of one leg as a result of the bombing.
Who directed the documentary 'Reparation'?
The documentary 'Reparation' was directed by Daniel Moreno.
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