About the film:
Three Brazilian politicians, all at different stages of their careers, fight for positions in government while confronting gender-based political violence: a councilor candidate who uses social networks as her primary platform, a trans parliamentarian who struggles to have her voice heard, and a pioneering advocate who pioneered women’s inclusion in the 1988 Constitution. Together, they define the boundaries between dialogue and aggression.
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Director: Michelle Chevrand
Producer: Michelle Chevrand
Cinematographer: Rita Albano
Additional Camera: Vitória Miranda
Sound Recording:
Bernardo Coqueiro - Brasília
Marina D’Ávila - Rio de Janeiro
Marcus Caparelli - São Paulo
Editor: Michelle Chevrand
Assistant Editor: Francisca Brito
Finishing Producer: Marx Braga
Series Producer: Melina Tupa
Coordinating Series Producer: Andrea Arauz
Executive Producers: Sky Dylan-Robbins, Gabriel Diamond, Phil Collis
Consulting Editors: Fernanda Tornaghi, Melina Tupa
Finishing Editor: Ezequiel Stanziano
Motion Graphics Designer: Stellar Hawk
Colorist: Renzo Machadi
Sound Mixer: Vinicius Leal
Translation/Transcription: Melina Tupa, Andrea Arauz
Driver: Nélio de Assis
Featuring: Benedita da Silva, Erika Hilton, Joyce Trindade, Clarice Tavares, Carmen Silva, Marina Bragante, Bárbara Libório
Story Consultants: Ana Carolina Araújo, Bárbara Libório, Fernanda K. Martins, Clarice Tavares
Special Thanks: Ana Carolina Araújo, Andrea Capella, Catharina Vilela, Eunice Gutman, Fernanda K. Martins, Fred Rahal Mauro, Giuliana Monteiro, Gustavo Gomes, Humberto Cardoso, Isabel Joffily, Joabe Vinicius, Joanna Almeida, Magabí Matos, Stephanie Lima, Tarsila dos Anjos, Vitória Miranda, Woglan Melo
Legal Services: Matthew T. Rogers, Esq.
Archival Material: “Mulheres, uma outra história”, 1988, Eunice Gutman
Musicbed:
“Marvel” by Ryan Taubert, 2023
“First time” by Zi
“Sadness” by Jesse Brown
Artlist
“King Bayla” by Captain Joz
This film is a product of the Solutions Storytelling Project, a Skoll Foundation-supported initiative from the Video Consortium that connects regional filmmakers and social innovators in the Global South to produce solutions-focused short documentaries that catalyze positive change.