Encantado, le Brésil désenchanté

The documentary delves into Brazil's recent history, highlighting the social and political shifts experienced by its citizens. It centers on a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro that underwent transformation during the 2016 Olympics, serving as a backdrop to the personal stories of individuals from the first generation of the popular class to study abroad.

With a runtime of 83 minutes, "Encantado, le Brésil désenchanté" features notable figures such as Dilma Rousseff and Jean Wyllys. The film presents a political and poetic commentary on the changing perceptions of Brazil, making it relevant for those interested in contemporary political issues and social dynamics. The film's examination of disenchantment in the context of global events offers a unique perspective on a nation once seen as the "country of the future."