Four siblings share their memories of growing up under the Brazilian Military Dictatorship, marked by their father's disappearance and the resulting emotional scars.
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Four siblings share their memories of growing up under the Brazilian Military Dictatorship, marked by their father's disappearance and the resulting emotional scars.
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Synopsis
Virgilio Gomes da Silva Filho and his siblings recall their childhood during the Brazilian Military Dictatorship. Their father disappeared under the regime, leaving a lasting void in their lives. The siblings share personal stories of fear and uncertainty as they reflect on the oppressive environment of Brazil in that era. Director Nádia Mangolini weaves their narratives with historical context, addressing the legacy of state violence and the ongoing quest for truth and justice in Brazil.
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Why Watch
- Meet the siblings affected by state violence.
- Find out about their father's disappearance.
- See how dictatorship shaped their childhood.
Did You Know
- The documentary features four siblings recounting their childhood.
- Their father disappeared during the Brazilian Military Dictatorship.
- The film has a duration of 20 minutes.
- It was directed by Nádia Mangolini.
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Who directed the documentary 'Tower'?
Nádia Mangolini directed the documentary 'Tower'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Tower'?
The duration of 'Tower' is 20 minutes.
What period does the documentary 'Tower' focus on?
The documentary focuses on the Brazilian Military Dictatorship.
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