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The documentary depicts the everyday of illiterate rural workers in Northeast Brazil, living under extreme misery. Although incapable of writing, they are aware of their condition and qualified to proposing solutions they hope for to their problems.
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The documentary depicts the everyday of illiterate rural workers in Northeast Brazil, living under extreme misery. Although incapable of writing, they are aware of their condition and qualified to proposing solutions they hope for to their problems.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Leon Hirszman, Luiz Carlos Saldanha, Aron Abend, Arnaldo Jabor
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Leon Hirszman Produções Cinematográficas, Petrobras
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