Olhar Eletrônico

About This Movie

So, 'Olhar Eletrônico' is a really interesting piece from the mid-'80s. It stitches together a couple of reportages with that sharp-witted reporter, Ernesto Varela, played by Marcelo Tas. The tone is a mix of irreverence and earnestness—Varela dives into some serious issues like the gold rush at Serra Pelada and the plight of the homeless in São Paulo. What strikes me is the pacing; it's not your typical doc—there's a rhythm to it that keeps you engaged. The way Varela navigates these heavy topics with a bit of humor is distinctive. The practical effects or visuals might not be the focus, but the rawness of the scenes captures the era’s socio-political climate quite well. Quite a treasure for anyone who appreciates documentary storytelling.

Features Ernesto Varela's charismatic reporting style. · Covers significant social issues in Brazil during the 80s. · Interesting blend of humor and serious topics.