Lula, the Son of Brazil

Year: 2009

Runtime: 130 mins

Language: Portuguese

Directors: Fábio Barreto, Marcelo Santiago

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Born into a working‑class family, he heads to the bustling financial capital, where his drive leads him from labor activism and imprisonment to a dramatic political rise. Seen as a family man, militant, hero, convict, savior and romantic legend, he becomes one of Brazil’s most influential politicians.

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