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A three-part documentary made for Red Bull, in partnership with production company Fine, about how the video game culture in Brazil was born out of piracy. Launched at Comic-Con and features interviews with personalities like Emicida and Rashid.
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A three-part documentary made for Red Bull, in partnership with production company Fine, about how the video game culture in Brazil was born out of piracy. Launched at Comic-Con and features interviews with personalities like Emicida and Rashid.
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