Nas Asas da Pan Am

About This Movie

Nas Asas da Pan Am feels like a haunting journey through memory and ideology. Silvio Tendler's reflections on his life under Brazil's oppressive dictatorship tap into a deeply personal vein, exploring his commitment to socialism. The pacing is contemplative, allowing viewers to sit with the weight of his experiences. The documentary doesn’t shy away from the raw emotions tied to political strife. Tendler’s storytelling is intimate, drawing you into his past, blending archival footage with present-day insights. There's a real authenticity in his performance, as he navigates through nostalgia and regret. It’s distinctive for its honest portrayal of struggle and hope, making it a nuanced take on the complexities of political belief.

Documentary on Brazilian history · Explores themes of socialism · Reflective storytelling style