Seventy

About This Movie

Seventy dives into a turbulent chapter of Brazilian history, weaving together personal narratives with the broader strokes of a military dictatorship that really shaped the nation. The film's pacing feels thoughtful—allowing the weight of past traumas to settle before shifting to the present, where these 18 characters reflect on how they’ve evolved. There's a raw, almost intimate atmosphere as they recount experiences of persecution alongside moments of dark humor that feels both poignant and unexpectedly light. What sets this film apart is its ability to balance the serious with the absurd, making it a rich tapestry of memory and resilience. It’s not just a documentary; it’s a visceral exploration of how history lingers in the fabric of personal lives.

Engaging character-driven storytelling. · Unique blend of humor and historical reflection. · Highlights personal vs. political experiences.