Film Lens
The film presents a collection of images and narratives about Rio de Janeiro, compiled from various sources including TV networks, documentary filmmakers, and foreign journalists throughout the 20th Century. It captures how outsiders have perceived the city, its people, and its cultural and natural features. This perspective offers a unique view of social, political, and everyday events that may not have been documented by Brazilians or have been lost over time.
By focusing on the experiences and observations of foreigners, the documentary provides an opportunity to revisit significant moments in Rio's history. It emphasizes the importance of audiovisual documentation in preserving the city's legacy and the stories of its inhabitants.
Why Watch
- •See how foreigners viewed Rio's cultural attributes.
- •Find out about lost audiovisual works from Brazil's history.
- •Meet characters that shaped Rio's narrative over the decades.
Did You Know
•The film features a collection of historical facts about Rio de Janeiro.
•It includes contributions from foreign journalists active throughout the 20th Century.
•The film runs for 90 minutes, providing an extensive look at Rio's history.
Perfect For
History buffsDocumentary enthusiastsFans of Rio de Janeiro