A, B, C, Brasil

A sober, firsthand look at workers organizing under pressure, earnest and quietly tense, rewarding close attention.

A brief, collage-like montage of images and music that feels like a fragment of political memory.

A quiet, observational slice of collective labor that asks you to think about work and duty rather than feel swept along.

A sober, sincere mid-century documentary that walks you through a workers' movement with civic pride and patient, instructive calm.

A dry, earnest political essay that argues its case plainly, asking you to follow its reasoning rather than feel a story.

A grainy, intimate time capsule that quietly immerses you in earnest political camaraderie and the warmth of a bygone era.

A quiet, observational portrait that asks patience as it traces one man's working life and political past.

A sober, respectful archival portrait that asks you to pay attention to political history rather than spectacle.

A sober, talk-heavy historical documentary that asks you to follow political detail closely rather than feel much.

A sober, testimony-driven chronicle that walks you through political detention day by day, informative and quietly indignant rather than dramatic.

A quiet, observant look at ordinary workers finding their footing in a moment of collective action.

A raw, intimate collage of workers' own videos, quietly absorbing and tinged with melancholy as it traces hope and disillusion over a decade.