Vidas Secas (1963)
New Yorker Video | 1963 | 100 min | Not rated | Jan 10, 2006
Description
Set in the drought-stricken Brazilian sertão, this film follows a poor family struggling to survive harsh conditions and relentless poverty. The narrative centers on Fabiano, his wife, mother-in-law, and their children as they face environmental hardships and social injustices while seeking a better life. The story explores themes of resilience, oppression, and the human spirit amidst desolation. Rich in poetic imagery and minimal dialogue, the film offers a powerful critique of rural hardship and highlights the enduring hope within desperation.
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