Abolition

Year: 1988

Runtime: 153 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: Zózimo Bulbul

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Marking the 1988 centenary of Brazil’s abolition of slavery, Zózimo Bulbul’s documentary offers a powerful analysis of the nation’s racial dynamics. It combines archival research with interviews of pivotal figures who preserved black culture, linking historic testimony to the ongoing struggle against racism faced by Brazil’s black population today.

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