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RE: I'm sure you've seen the Brazilian film, "Pixote?" It's the equal of "Central Station." nt

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Dave Mester

In Reply to: RE: I'm sure you've seen the Brazilian film, "Pixote?" It's the equal of "Central Station." nt posted by tinear on November 03, 2009 at 07:31:24

Not yet. It's on my list, along with Vedas Secas and Anvil.
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An absolute must add is, "Bus 174." This is a documentary of one of the most shocking crimes - tinear 21:39:56 11/03/09 (1)
in Rio, shot in "real-time" and absolutely pulling no punches.
A distraught, obviously emotionally disturbed man pulls a gun on a crowded bus, threatening its passengers (a robbery gone bad). A standoff of many hours ensues with the bus surrounded by many police, sharpshooters, and massive crowds.
You'll never forget the film; it's incredible ending couldn't be more dramatic were it fiction.
- Bus 174 is one of the best documentaries ever. - Dave Mester 21:51:17 11/03/09 (0)
  I agree. The human drama is palpable, riveting. You can't get it out of your mind, not just the images, but the story of that young man. It has had pretty decent exposure, having run on HBO for a time. Whatever portion of the cable bill goes for films like this is worth every penny.
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