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DOPS: Uma Arqueologia da Violência
The film explores the material evidence of modifications made to the DOPS building in BH for the purpose of political repression and human rights violations during the military regime and after it. The film also presents the narrative dispute that took place between victims of torture and DOPS delegates during the CPI of the prison system in 1997.
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The film explores the material evidence of modifications made to the DOPS building in BH for the purpose of political repression and human rights violations during the military regime and after it. The film also presents the narrative dispute that took place between victims of torture and DOPS delegates during the CPI of the prison system in 1997.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sanzio Canfora, Thelma Yanagisawa Shimomura, Debora Raiza Carolina Rocha Silva, Pedro Pablo Fermin Maguire, Denise Neves Batista Costa, Ângela Dolabela Canfora, Marina Mesquita Camisasca, Pauline Louise Araújo Silva
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