1964: 40 Years After

This documentary delves into the political climate of Brazil during the early 1960s, focusing on the deposition of President João Goulart on March 31, 1964. It features interviews with around 40 notable figures, including politicians and cultural commentators, providing insights into the circumstances and implications of this significant historical event.

The film runs for 145 minutes and is categorized under the genres of Documentary and History. It offers a detailed examination of the political landscape in Latin America during this period, addressing themes of dictatorship and governance. Collectors interested in political history or Latin American studies may find this film a valuable addition to their collections.