Pureza

Pureza tells the story of Pureza Lopes Patachara, a Brazilian woman who, in her 60s, decides to fight against the modern slavery that shattered her family. Driven by the memory of her father and brothers, she embarks on a quest to expose the slave labor system and bring justice to its victims. The documentary follows her powerful journey of resilience and activism, highlighting the deep-rooted issues of exploitation in Brazil.

Pureza received critical acclaim for its powerful portrayal of a woman's fight against modern slavery. Critics praised its emotional depth, the resilience of its protagonist, and its timely exploration of a persistent social issue in Brazil. The film was recognized for its important message and its compelling narrative.

• A deeply moving and important documentary about fighting against modern slavery.

• Highlights the incredible strength and determination of its protagonist.

• Sheds light on a critical and often overlooked social issue in Brazil.

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Screened at various international film festivals, including receiving the Audience Award at the Human Rights Film Festival of Barcelona.

Pureza Lopes Patachara's personal quest depicted in the film began when she was over 60 years old, demonstrating that it's never too late to fight for justice.