The First Fallen

The First Fallen tells the story of a young biologist who returns to Brazil in 1983, just as the AIDS epidemic begins to impact the nation. The film focuses on the emotional and social turmoil that accompanies the outbreak, highlighting the loss of friends and the uncertainty of the future. Key themes include male homosexuality, the impact of HIV/AIDS, and complex family dynamics represented through an uncle-nephew relationship.

The film features performances by Johnny Massaro, Renata Carvalho, Clara Choveaux, and Higor Campagnaro, who bring depth to the characters navigating this challenging period. Released by Pique-Bandeira Filmes and Canal Brasil, The First Fallen serves as a poignant exploration of a critical moment in LGBTQ+ history in Brazil. This film is available on DVD, making it accessible for collectors who appreciate narratives centered around LGBTQ+ experiences and historical events.