

Eight minutes depict a horse race in Recife, where participants must frame the event as fiction to comply with local laws prohibiting farm animals.
Synopsis
Eight minutes depict a horse race in Recife, where participants must frame the event as fiction to comply with local laws prohibiting farm animals.
Synopsis
In Recife, where farm animals are banned, horse riders navigate a legal gray area. The documentary follows these riders as they organize a horse race, treating it as a fictional event to secure necessary permits. By framing the race as a scene from a movie, participants aim to circumvent regulations that render them invisible under the law. The film captures the tension between local traditions and bureaucratic constraints in a city where equestrian culture faces significant challenges.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Recife's laws affect horse riders.
- Find out why horse races are considered fiction.
- Meet the people navigating legal invisibility.
Did You Know
- Recife prohibits farm animals, making horse riders legally invisible.
- The film is 8 minutes long and was released in 2012.
- The horse race is treated as a fictional event to gain authorizations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is prohibited in Recife regarding farm animals?
Farm animals are prohibited anywhere in Recife.
How are horse riders treated under the law in Recife?
Horse riders are made invisible from the point of view of the law.
What is required to obtain authorizations for horse races in Recife?
The event must be treated as a piece of 'fiction' to obtain the necessary authorizations.
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