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Não Vai Ter Golpe!
"People on the street will not end in anything." How many times have you heard this phrase? Even so, at each protest, you took to the streets, invited people, mobilized. Why? What was the strange stubbornness that made you strive without the slightest idea if it would work? This is the story we want to tell. Not only MBL's history, but yours. You saw, lived and won. And now you can remember how it all started…
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the political and social climate in Brazil leading up to and during the 2019 protests. It delves into the motivations behind the public's mobilization and the complex issues that fueled the widespread discontent. The film examines the various perspectives and demands presented by different groups participating in the movement.
Critical Reception
The film was noted for its timely examination of contemporary Brazilian political events. Critics highlighted its attempt to capture the spirit of the protests and the diverse voices involved. However, some reviews pointed out that the documentary could benefit from a more in-depth analysis of the long-term implications of the movements depicted.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its direct engagement with recent political history.
Appreciated for giving voice to various protestor perspectives.
Some found it to be a valuable snapshot of a significant moment in Brazilian society.
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Fun Fact
The title 'Não Vai Ter Golpe!' translates to 'There Will Be No Coup!', a slogan that became popular during Brazilian political protests, reflecting the film's focus on sociopolitical movements.
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