In a recent interview with FRANCE 24 English, filmmaker Sandra Kogut discussed her experiences and insights into capturing the deeply polarised election in Brazil. Through her lens, Kogut aims to shed light on the complexities and nuances of Brazilian society during a time of significant political division. Her work seeks to go beyond the surface, exploring the underlying factors that contribute to the current state of polarization in Brazil.
Sandra Kogut shared her thoughts on documenting the polarized political climate in Brazil.
The interview delves into the challenges and responsibilities of capturing such a contentious period in Brazil’s history.
Kogut’s work aims to provide a deeper understanding of the social and political nuances in Brazil.
The filmmaker emphasizes the importance of portraying the complexities of Brazilian society beyond the polarized narratives.
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