Brazil is filled with iconic cities, like Rio de Janeiro, famous for its natural landscapes and spectacular view of Christ the Redeemer. There's also São Paulo, the largest city in Latin America, and Salvador, in Bahia, with its rich cultural and historical heritage.
But there's another city that defies the typical stereotypes associated with the country and surprises everyone who lays eyes on it for the first time. Brasília, the capital of Brazil, is a unique gem that revolutionized the concept of architecture and urbanism.
With its modernist buildings, wide avenues, and extensive gardens, Brasília is a visual delight and an unconventional filming location for those wishing to shoot in Brazil. Additionally, the city is the political center of the country and also serves as the backdrop for significant documentary and cinematic works.
To introduce you to this incredible city and prove that it can be the backdrop for your next audiovisual production, we've compiled a list of 3 films set in the city of Brasília that you need to watch!
Directed by René Sampaio, this Brazilian film brings to life the love story between Eduardo and Mônica, set against the backdrop of Brasília's urban landscape.
Directed by Joaquim Pedro de Andrade, this documentary offers a thought-provoking exploration of Brasília's development and the socio-political complexities surrounding its creation.
Petra Costa's documentary features compelling footage captured within Palácio do Planalto, offering viewers an intimate look at the complex political landscape of Brazil, particularly during significant moments of democratic transition and turmoil.
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