On the set of BRAZIL (1985)

These days i’ve seen on Tumblr a lot of leftists talking about Baltimore. I understand that. Not only understand, I support that. But I’d like to share something. Here, in Brazil, the public schools teachers are in a strike, more specifically the teachers from the states of Paraná and Sao Paulo. Today, the teachers from Paraná organized a huge protest and they have faced a coward police brutality. While the middle-class rightwing protestors take selfies with the cops, the workers are treated like shit and suffer systematic violence by the police and government. I know these informations barely arrives in the US and other “first world countries”, but I haven’t seen one single post about it here on Tumblr (at least by the blogs I follow). What really pisses me off is the fact that some anarchists blogs, that I know they’re made by Brazilians, who had posted and reblogged a lot of stuff about Baltimore didn’t said one fucking word about those strikes. As we all know, the internationalism and the mutual aid are fundamentals principles of leftism. I’ve made this post because I truly think that everybody needs to know about this occurred. But, honestly, who gives a fuck about us in South America? Who the fuck cares about the “3rd world”? PS: oh, sorry if my english is poor, but i’m not a native speaker.

Endless list of beautiful cinematography

Brazil (1985)

Director of Photography: Roger Pratt

Brazil (1985)

The odd little bubble-topped car that Sam drives is a 3 wheeled, two stroke single cylinder Messerschmitt KR200 “Kabinroller” (covered scooter) built in Germany in the late 1950’s and up until 1964.

Brazil (1985)

Cinema without people: Brazil (1985, Terry Gilliam, dir.)

Up all night, Patrick Joust