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The documentary 'Reparation' recounts the events of 1968 when Orlando Lovecchio became a victim of a terrorist attack by guerillas opposing the Military Regime in Brazil. This attack targeted the U.S. Consulate in Sao Paulo, aiming to make a political statement against the oppressive government. As a result of the bombing, Orlando lost one leg, significantly changing his life and perspective.
Through Orlando's personal story, the film presents the political ramifications of violence during a critical period in Brazilian history. It illustrates the broader context of resistance against authoritarianism and the human cost of such conflicts, providing a detailed account of the impact of the military dictatorship on individuals and society.
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.
Perfect For
Political history enthusiastsSurvivor storiesBrazilian military regime