The Fall

Year: 1976

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: Ruy Guerra

Drama

After a fatal construction‑site accident, a worker seeks justice, exposing exploitation and class tension in Brazil after a decade of rapid conservative modernization under military rule. As a sequel to The Guns (1964), it follows former enforcers turned victims, blending fiction and reality to portray a pivotal era of Brazilian history and evolving cinema. It won the Silver Bear in Berlin.

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