Brasília: Planejamento Urbano

A calm, instructive mid-century travelogue that surveys a planned city with civic pride and orderly curiosity.

A dry, observational civic portrait that quietly surveys city living with a calm, instructional patience.

A calm, civic-minded look at a new town taking shape, more informative than dramatic, best for viewers curious about postwar planning.

A quiet, thoughtful essay film that asks you to look closely at buildings and listen to the people who live among them.

A quiet, cerebral essay film that asks you to think alongside it about cities and who they belong to.

A thoughtful, essayistic gaze at a planned city rising, asking who it serves and who it leaves out.

A stately, image-rich history lesson that moves through centuries of a city's reinvention, informative and visually varied but rarely urgent.

A brief, observational portrait that drifts through voices and faces, quietly inviting you to listen rather than follow a story.

A quiet, observational gaze that lets a city's contrasts speak for themselves, asking you to look closely and think.

A dizzying, playful kaleidoscope of city life and filmmaking itself, demanding but exhilarating as it invents a new visual language.

A quiet, observational documentary that lingers on a vanished urban world through the voices of those who lived it.

A brief, quietly subversive institutional portrait that reads between the lines of official praise, rewarding close attention with a faint sense of unease.