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Event

Title:
Free Film Screening

Date:
05/28/2008

Time:
07:30 PM - 10:00 PM

Location:
180 Hagerty Hall

Description:

 Quase Dois Irmaos (Almost Brothers)

A winner of 11 awards at multiple South American festivals, Quase Dois Irmaos looks at the severe class inequalities in Brazil over a four decade period as experienced by two childhood friends. Miguel is a middle-class white who grows from youthful rebellion into a career as a progressive politician. Jorge, a black kid from the Rio de Janeiro slums, goes to prison and eventually rises to drug-lord status. "Strong stuff...This bitter, hardheaded movie doesn't let
us off easily" (Stephen Holden, New York Times). Co-written by Paulo Lins, who penned the novel upon which City of God was based.

Lucía Murat, Brazil, 2004.

This event is free and open to the public.

 


Contact:
hawkins.174@osu.edu

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