Carandiru
Stories of crime, revenge, love, and friendship at the Carandiru Penitentiary, the largest prison in Latin America. Brazilian MD Drauzio Varella starts AIDS prevention in Brazil's largest prison, Cara…
Carandiru
Stories of crime, revenge, love, and friendship at the Carandiru Penitentiary, the largest prison in Latin America. Brazilian MD Drauzio Varella starts AIDS prevention in Brazil's largest prison, Carandiru in São Paulo, where the population is nearly double its 4,000 maximum. Doc learns from experience and the tragic stories of hideous crimes which landed scum there and passionate dramas adding otherwise decent people. Just when he believes to leave the prisoners happy with a soccer tournament, a silly clothing-line argument kick-starts a politically opportune revolt repression. —KGF Vissers Film based on the real-life experiences of Dr. Drauzio Varella inside dreadful State penitentiary Carandiru, in São Paulo, Brazil, while he was doing a social work of AIDS prevention. There he found hundreds of convicts living under degrading conditions. The situation came to a climax in 1992, when in order to smother a rebellion, police force killed 111 men. —lukejoplin@infolink.com.br
Carandiru
Crime,Drama
Film Details
Stories of crime, revenge, love, and friendship at the Carandiru Penitentiary, the largest prison in Latin America. Brazilian MD Drauzio Varella starts AIDS prevention in Brazil's largest prison, Carandiru in São Paulo, where the population is nearly double its 4,000 maximum. Doc learns from experience and the tragic stories of hideous crimes which landed scum there and passionate dramas adding otherwise decent people.
Just when he believes to leave the prisoners happy with a soccer tournament, a silly clothing-line argument kick-starts a politically opportune revolt repression. —KGF Vissers Film based on the real-life experiences of Dr. Drauzio Varella inside dreadful State penitentiary Carandiru, in São Paulo, Brazil, while he was doing a social work of AIDS prevention.
There he found hundreds of convicts living under degrading conditions. The situation came to a climax in 1992, when in order to smother a rebellion, police force killed 111 men. —lukejoplin@infolink.com.br.