Com as Próprias Mãos

A grim, sobering plunge into nightly street violence, watching journalists document death with quiet dread and moral weight.

A sober, steadily unfolding true-crime chronicle that trades spectacle for patient detail, leaving a lingering sense of how power built in secrecy eventually comes apart.

A sobering, clear-eyed look inside a brutal system, offering little comfort but plenty to think about.

A sober, interview-driven reckoning with political violence and its long aftermath, asking patience and historical curiosity rather than spectacle.

A sober, sorrowful investigation that turns a political murder into a slow search for accountability, leaving a heavy sense of injustice.

A somber, patient true-crime reckoning that follows a mother's long grief and pursuit of answers, heavy with sadness and quiet tension.

A sober, unsettling documentary that lays out evidence and testimony, leaving you with a quiet anger at abuses of authority.

A sober, methodical documentary that follows one man's quiet persistence against a miscarriage of justice, rewarding patient attention.

A quiet, unsettling documentary that observes urban violence and corruption through a photographer's lens, demanding patience and reflection.

A sober, gripping true-crime chronicle that reconstructs a city's fear with archival footage and testimony, unsettling but never exploitative.

A sober, closely observed look at difficult institutional work, carrying a heavy sense of urgency and grief without sensationalism.

A sober, unsettling parade of real Brazilian murder cases, told through testimony and procedure, leaving a lingering chill.