De Cabral a George Floyd: Onde Arde o Fogo Sagrado da Liberdade

This documentary, produced by Ogum Filmes, presents a narrative that links the European invasion of the Americas to ongoing police violence and the genocide of Black and Indigenous peoples. The film dives into the criminalization of funk music and examines structural racism within art and education. Through its exploration, it emphasizes the importance of quota policies and the need for historical reparations by the Brazilian state toward Black communities.

Featuring prominent figures such as Leci Brandão, Gilberto Gil, Malcolm X, Seu Jorge, and Angela Davis, the film offers a powerful commentary on social issues that resonate across borders. Its examination of historical and contemporary struggles provides valuable insights into the fight against racism and for social equity.