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To: carranza2 who wrote (59334)	12/24/2009 12:48:55 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 218774

Still common in Brazilian cinema is a taste for social and political criticism, a trait that reflects its strong Cinema Novo influences. Poverty, favelas, drought and famine are themes so common that the term "cosmética da fome", or "hunger cosmetic" (a new take on Glauber Rocha's "ética da fome", or "hunger ethic") was coined as a way to criticize its supposed exhaustion if not exploitation. ELMAT: Brazilian cinema is just entertainment, C2. Like Hollywood, it is not reality. In 2007, the film Tropa de Elite gained headlines due to how quickly pirate DVD copies spread among viewers before its release on theaters, but also due to the large number of audience members who cheered police brutality scenes. Its depiction of drug users as crime sponsors also fueled debates on the legalisation of drugs. en.wikipedia.org

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