Dossiê Jango

Grainy archival footage and firsthand accounts trace the precipitous fall of Brazil's first laborist president. The film meticulously dissects the political climate of the early 1960s, the backroom maneuvers of military and foreign actors that culminated in the 1964 coup d'état. Through documents and interviews emerges the tragedy of João Goulart—a man caught between the populist demands of the people, the pressure of the oligarchy, and the looming shadow of a military takeover. This is not mere chronicle, but a forensic examination of democracy's unraveling.