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Subversivas presents the Brazilian military dictatorship through the experiences of women who resisted the regime. Key figures such as Teresa Angelo, Gilse Cosenza, Thereza Vidigal, Angela Pezzuti, and Delsy Gonçalves share their personal memories and actions taken against the dictatorship. Their narratives encompass not only political resistance but also their struggles for freedom within their families and workplaces.
The documentary emphasizes the role of women in the fight for democracy during a time of oppression. It illustrates how their beliefs and daily lives were intertwined with the larger quest for a just and free society, providing a unique perspective on a historical period often dominated by male narratives.
Why Watch
- •Meet five women who resisted Brazil's military dictatorship.
- •Find out how personal lives intersected with political actions.
- •See firsthand accounts of the struggle for democracy.
Did You Know
•Five women are featured: Teresa Angelo, Gilse Cosenza, Thereza Vidigal, Angela Pezzuti, and Delsy Gonçalves.
•The film runs for 96 minutes.
•The documentary focuses on the Brazilian military dictatorship, which began in 1964.
Perfect For
Brazilian historyWomen's rights activismMilitary dictatorship studies