Lia Rodrigues: A Dance to the Wounds and Powerlessness of Brazilians
With contorted faces and twitching bodies, dancers come together, push each other away, and ...
Fundamentalist Christians and Conspiracy Theorists in US and Brazil Go to War Against Netflix’s Cuties
The fallout to the French film ‘Cuties’ may be more dramatic than the movie ...
A Ballerina’s Tale: From Brazil’s City of Steel to the Spotlights of the World
There are two types of persons in the world: the ones who believe they ...
‘Black Panther’ Inspires Afro-Brazilians to Feel Proud of Themselves
Disney-Marvel’s “Black Panther” movie, which has gained traction for its empowering notes on Black ...
Brazilian Movie Opens Cuba’s Festival of New Latin American Cinema
The premiere in Cuba of Brazilian feature film O Filme da Minha Vida (The ...
The Moral Crusade of the Right Is Now Investing Against the Arts in Brazil
An art show has become Brazil’s latest political battleground. For those who didn’t get ...
Renata Adler, a Brazilian Artist with Her Head in the Stars
It is not just by chance that Renata Adler tries to appropriate in her ...
Laerte, a Brazilian Transgender Cartoonist Who Became a Netflix Movie
A documentary that premiered this week on Netflix explores the life of a Brazilian ...
100 Years of Brazilian Modernism Celebrated in This Anita Malfatti’s Expo
The São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (MAM) is housing the works of Brazilian ...
Barren Lives, a Masterful Paradigm of Brazil’s Failure of Hope
The 1963 classic film Vidas Secas (Barren Lives), by director Nelson Pereira dos Santos, ...
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