Movie: Negro em Mim

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Stephanie Ribeiro
Stephanie Ribeiro

Self (archive footage)

Fernando Neves
Fernando Neves

Self (archive footage)

Eugenio Lima
Eugenio Lima

Self (archive footage)

Salloma Salomão
Salloma Salomão

Self (archive footage)

Renata Felinto
Renata Felinto

Self

Moisés Patricio
Moisés Patricio

Self

Deca Carolyne
Deca Carolyne

Self

Abdias Nascimento
Abdias Nascimento

Self (archive footage)

Fernanda Júlia Onisajé
Fernanda Júlia Onisajé

Self

Vinny Rodrigues
Vinny Rodrigues

Self

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    Negro em Mim

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    "Negro em Mim" is an investigative documentary with black artists and thinkers in Brazil today. A portrait of a plural Brazil from the racial discussion promoted by a trip to 6 Brazilian cities. What do the Arts have to say about Black Brazil?

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    2020-10-19

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