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| Budget: | 100 $ |
| Worldwide Box Office: | 100 $ |
| Profit: | +0 $ |
| Length: | 21 min |
Description:
This documentary examines how movies affect people and society, focusing on movie theaters and their power to stir emotions and shape our understanding of the world. It explores the strong bonds we form with films and how they can change our thoughts, feelings, and viewpoints. Immersing ourselves in cinema takes us on journeys that extend beyond the theater, often leaving us contemplating the film's deeper meanings. The film also examines the cultural arguments sparked by Jair Bolsonaro's criticisms of Brazilian cinema and its role in defining the country. Against this backdrop, it offers a personal look at the people dedicated to preserving and promoting Brazil’s cinematic history. Through interviews, personal stories, and behind-the-scenes footage, this documentary encourages viewers to consider their own connection to the world of film.
| Alternative title: | Sétima Arte é Única |
| Release year: | 2025 |
| Language: | Portuguese |
| Director: | Kevin Horikoshi |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | documentary semi-documentary |
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