The daily routine at a Brazilian court, including the people who work there: lawyers, judges and accused.
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Fátima Maria Clemente | ... | Self / Judge |
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Carlos Eduardo | ... | Self / Accused |
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Maria Ignez Kato | ... | Self / Lawyer |
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Elma Lusitano | ... | Self / Carlos Eduardo's mother |
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Geraldo Luiz Mascarenhas Prado | ... | Self / Judge |
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Suzana | ... | Self / Carlos Eduardo's wife |
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Alan Wagner | ... | Self / Accused |
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The daily routine at a Brazilian court, including the people who work there: lawyers, judges and accused.
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Not an easy to see documentary about histories that happens on the criminal court of justice of Rio de Janeiro City. The documentary does not have and does not need a narrator. A guy that is caught with drugs in a stolen car, his public attorney, his wife, his pregnant girlfriend, the judge on the case, another drug-dealers with no future caught by policemen and sent to a public prison...the way he comes out...
It is for those who liked Bus 174, Carandiru, prison stories, very sad stories, inequality, poor justice system, etc... For me is a must see to everyone, but be aware that when one come out, one does not look the world in the same way...
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