Film Lens
In 'White Noise,' the documentary addresses the whitening processes in Brazil that lasted for 130 years after the abolition of slavery. It examines the effects of these processes on the identity of black Brazilians, illustrating the difficulties they face in connecting with their heritage in a society marked by historical racism.
The film uses poetic language to convey the ongoing struggles of descendants of enslaved people in Brazil. It emphasizes the societal implications of a legacy that continues to influence their lives and identities in contemporary Brazil.
Why Watch
- •See how historical racism shapes modern Brazilian identity.
- •Meet Stephanie Oliveira and hear her story.
- •Find out about the impact of slavery's legacy in Brazil.
Did You Know
•Brazil underwent whitening processes for 130 years after slavery ended.
•The film's director is Gabriel Fonseca.
•The documentary has a runtime of 15 minutes.
Perfect For
Brazilian historyRacial identityDocumentary enthusiasts