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Living in the Slums - Outro Lado do Morro - Trailer - 2007

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Story of 8 characters living in a slum above Rio de Janeiro and how each finds a successful way to survive.

A historia de 8 personagens vivendo numa favela do Rio de Janeiro e como cada um encontrou uma maneira de vencer e sobreviver.

Rio de Janeiro has 6 million inhabitants of which 20% live in 700 slums located around the city. Many of these slums are dominated by armed drug dealers who control the entrances to these fragile communities

Rio de Janeiro possui 6 milhoes de habitantes e 20% moram nas 700 favelas em torno da cidade. Muitas destas favelas sao dominadas pelo trafico de drogas que controlam as entradas destas frageis comunidades.

The police enter the slums from time to time to confront the drug dealers and a shooting war erupts where innocent bystanders are the principal victims of stray bullets but the media paints a tainted image of slum dwellers.

A policia entra na favela de tempos em tempos para confrontar os traficantes e as vitimas principais das balas perdidas sao os moradores inocentes.

This is the story of 8 individuals living in the slums above Copacabana and how each has overcome hardship to transform their reality.

Esta e a historia de 8 individuos que vivem em uma favela em Copacabana e como cada um enfrenta as dificuldades para transformar suas realidades.

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  • True Brazil has great infrastructure, wealthy citizens and good universities but people who live in the favelas are also Brazilians. The commentary is very telling, in that those that "have" in Brazil are completely divorced from the challenges of the "have nots". The rich and middle class truly disdain the poor. That being said, the same problems do exist in the U.S. but this documentary is about Brazil. BTW, Fluminense, why do you volunteer in the favela if you don't resepect the people?

  • @fretsomful Quem tem que abrir os olhos aqui é voce! Caso tu nao saibas,trabalho tres vezes por semana como voluntàrio nas favelas mais nescessitadas do Rio,sei como é a mentalidade do povo de là e eles sao como eu penso à respeito da moleza deles.Muitos me responderam algo como: "fazer o que? Estamos fudidos mesmo!".

    Eles nao tem vergonha de viver no lixao,é esse o problema!

  • eu penso q gente como voce e o q estao a foder o teu pais com esa mentalidade tao fexada, voce nao tem olhos abertos para ver a realidade?? eles fasem o q podem para sair de ese "lixao"... tu deves ser o tipico playboy com medo do seu propio povo que nao sai de casa nem sequer pra viver a vida, e a unica coisa que tu fazes e encender o teu computadorzinho e falar asneiras sem nem sequer saber o que estas a dizer... cala boca rapais, e ajuda o teu povo, GENTE ESTE HOMEM E UMA MERDA

  • ainda eu amo minha querida Rocinha!

  • @rocinhajj bla bla bla ok.O pessoal da favela fala sempre a mesma coisa mas nao mexe um dedo pra sair de là e morar dignamente em casas de verdade.

    Atè que existir gente como voce que se orgulha em viver num lixao,porque isso que uma favela è,UM LIXAO,entendeu?O problema nao irà ser resolvido nunca!

  • How can you have the nerve to say this is not Brazil. This is Brazil! Maybe you wanted to say Brazil is not only this, but still. People from the favelas are also Brazilians, and human beings. We deserve respect, health, education... Dont act like you dont know why we HAVE to live in the slums...

  • metalmassacro: leading country in what you say, but corrupt and doesnt take care of its people. I live in Rocinha and see first hand how people of favelas are assumed to be bad when most are not, but people who are paid low wages and treated like crap by the asfalto world. How can one move out of favela if is not given oportunity?

    Brazil does not recognize favelas and up until 5 yrs ago you would never find a favela on a map!

    Brazil, take care of your people..and it starts with education!

  • where can i get this documentary i think this is a real deep subject!!

  • Please watch our films with care, and judgement. We should not be interpreted by the eyes of these left-handed-socialist-full-of-­crap artists.

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    Our movie-makers ALL feel the urge to represent the poor side of our country to the rest of the world so they - with their credit cards, expensive cars, and upper class houses - can feel a little ease on their inherited guilt of being rich or middle-classed.

    And also they do this to score some points with other movie makers, 'cause all of them would bash any movie maker that doesn`t make a film about the slum, poverty or violence that goes on in Brazil.

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