Lagoa Armênia

This documentary focuses on Taquari, a small city in the Rio Grande do Sul, known for being the birthplace of dictator Arthur da Costa e Silva. The film delves into the unveiling of a bronze bust in his honor in 1976, which became the city's main tourist attraction. Through this lens, the documentary examines the complex relationship between history, memory, and public monuments.

As a documentary, Lagoa Armênia appeals to those interested in Brazilian history and the narratives surrounding political figures. The film presents an opportunity to engage with the local history of Taquari and the impact of its historical figures on contemporary society. Collectors may appreciate the documentary's unique subject matter and its exploration of themes relevant to historical memory and commemoration.