Brasilianische Protokolle 2

This documentary runs for 95 minutes and delves into the harsh realities of a slum community in northeastern Brazil. It captures the daily struggles of men without work, women facing hopelessness, and children suffering from hunger and illness. Through its raw depiction of poverty and lawlessness, the film offers an unflinching look at life in one of the country's poorest areas.

For collectors of documentaries and works that address social issues, 'Brasilianische Protokolle 2' represents an important visual record of life in extreme conditions. The film's focus on the human experience makes it relevant for those interested in documentary storytelling and the socio-economic challenges of the 1990s in Brazil. Detlef Gumm's direction brings a unique perspective to the viewer, making it a notable entry in the genre.