Rio

In 'Rio', Sarah Morris investigates the vast and complex metropolis of Rio de Janeiro. The film captures a range of locations and characters, including the office of architect Oscar Niemeyer and a party in the 'City of God'. Morris also highlights notable cultural references such as a famed talk show host and the Bossa Nova music scene.

The documentary takes viewers through the largest assembly line in South America and the factory of the Dolores underwear company. By tracing these urban landscapes, 'Rio' presents a multifaceted view of the city's identity, showcasing both its contradictions and its cultural richness. This film is significant for those interested in urban studies, architecture, and Brazilian culture.