Dry Ground Burning

About This Movie

So, 'Dry Ground Burning' is this gritty mix of crime and documentary vibes, set against the backdrop of the Brasilia favela. The film dives deep into Léa's world after prison, where she teams up with her half-sister Chitara, who's this fierce leader of an all-female gang stealing oil. It's raw, you know? The pacing has this almost documentary feel, capturing the urgent, chaotic life of survival. The performances are strikingly authentic, especially in how they portray sisterhood and resilience amidst danger. There's a tension that lingers throughout, as the characters navigate a world rife with socio-political undertones. Definitely not your standard crime drama, more of a visceral experience that draws you in.

Explores themes of sisterhood and resilience. · Unique blend of crime drama and documentary style. · Set in the socio-political landscape of Brazil.