Production
Seven adolescents take on the mission of filming, for one week, their family's housemaids and hand over the footage to the director to make a film. The images that confront us uncover the complex relationship that exists between housemaids and their employers, a relationship that confuses intimacy and power in the workplace and provides us with an insight into the echoes of a colonial past that linger in contemporary Brazil.
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This film, directed by Cristiane Bernardes and anthropologist Tiago de Aragão, reveals the everyday political work of Brazilian women MPs from across the political spectrum. We see them navigating tense relationships with other politicians, staff, the media and citizens, during the last turbulent year of Bolsonaro’s government.
Several indigenous peoples are mobilizing in Brasília, Roraima and Amazonas in the face of an important judgment at the Federal Supreme Court (STF). In partnership with indigenous communicators from the Indigenous Council of Roraima (CIR) and the Collective of Mura Communicators, the film presents the Fight for Land in the three territories, bringing the different traditions and strategies that build this strong process of collective resistance.
