

Trem do Soul
A young, black movement in the 1970s transformed cultural identity and social dynamics in Rio de Janeiro, influencing fashion and attitudes.
Synopsis
A young, black movement in the 1970s transformed cultural identity and social dynamics in Rio de Janeiro, influencing fashion and attitudes.
Synopsis
Rio de Janeiro in the 1970s was a backdrop for a young, black movement that reshaped Brazil's cultural identity. "Trem do Soul" presents personal stories from participants who fought for recognition and equality. The film captures how this grassroots effort challenged societal norms and influenced fashion and attitudes of the time. Through historical context, it illustrates the lasting impact of this movement on Brazilian society. Directed by Clementino Junior, the documentary runs for 82 minutes.
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