Film Lens
The film focuses on a filmmaker's childhood memory of Brazil's 1994 World Cup win, using a moody 1990s aesthetic to reflect on the cultural impact of that event. It connects the triumph of football with themes of capitalism and pop culture, providing a nostalgic look at a significant moment in sports history.
Director Henrique Cartaxo presents this 7-minute documentary in a way that intertwines personal memory with broader societal themes, emphasizing how the World Cup shaped perceptions of Brazil and its place in the world during the post-Cold War era.
Why Watch
- •See Brazil's 1994 World Cup win through a personal lens.
- •Find out how capitalism influenced pop culture in the 90s.
- •Meet a filmmaker reflecting on childhood memories.
Did You Know
•The film is directed by Henrique Cartaxo and released in 2024.
•The documentary has a runtime of 7 minutes.
•It reflects on Brazil's 1994 World Cup win, a pivotal event in football history.
•The film uses a moody aesthetic characteristic of the 1990s.
Perfect For
Football fans1990s nostalgiaCultural studies