Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
It doesn’t offer an absolute answer for the dialectical ethical questions that emerged in search of justice but portrays the characters as living people beyond the identities of victims.
Eu, Um Outro - Uma Experiência na Justiça do Trabalho
The documentary follows the project "Vivendo o Trabalho Subalterno", which invited judges to experience a day of activities with invisible workers. In secret, judges exchange their robes for uniforms and live the day of street cleaners, waitresses and gardeners. In turn, manual workers are invited to discuss the role of judges in society. The initiative served as inspiration for the theme of otherness to be part of the initial training of labor judges in Brazil. The first two editions resulted in the publication of a book with the same name, the recording of a podcast and this documentary.
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The documentary follows the project "Vivendo o Trabalho Subalterno", which invited judges to experience a day of activities with invisible workers. In secret, judges exchange their robes for uniforms and live the day of street cleaners, waitresses and gardeners. In turn, manual workers are invited to discuss the role of judges in society. The initiative served as inspiration for the theme of otherness to be part of the initial training of labor judges in Brazil. The first two editions resulted in the publication of a book with the same name, the recording of a podcast and this documentary.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:EJ1 - TRT/RJ
Cast
Maiara Líbano
Director
Jardel Pereira da Silva
Self
Gloria Neves de Souza
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Evandro Pereira Valadão Lopes
Self
Carlos Ayres Britto
Self
Marcelo Augusto Souto de Oliveira
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Giselle Bondim Lopes Ribeiro
Self
Vanessa Kern de Abreu
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Jorgeane da Conceição Cordeiro Brandão
Self
Amanda Diniz Silveira
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Roberto Fragale Filho
Self
Adilza Pereira da Conceição
Self
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