Memórias do Grupo Opinião

This documentary delves into the story of the Opinião theater group, which was established in 1964 amid the early years of the Brazilian dictatorship. The group was notable for its artistic performances that opposed the government and served as the first left-wing response to the oppressive regime.

The film features prominent figures from Brazilian culture, including Késia Estácio, Ferreira Gullar, Carlos Vereza, and Armando Costa. It captures the essence of a time when art played a crucial role in social and political commentary, showcasing the contributions of now-famous artists like Nara Leão, Maria Bethânia, João do Vale, and Millôr Fernandes.