Kleber Mendonça Filho’s “The Secret Agent” is now in theaters and garnering significant awards attention after its debut at the Cannes Film Festival in May, where it won best director and best actor, for star Wagner Moura, and as Brazil’s official international Oscar submission this year. Set in 1977 during the Brazilian military dictatorship, the film captures the unsettled political landscape of that time in Recife, with Moura starring as a university professor and political refugee who is attempting to flee the country with his son and evade harm from the authoritarian regime and corrupt businessmen. kAmx? D6EE:?8 2?5 E@A:4[ “%96 $64C6E p86?E” 42==D E@ >:?5 =2DE J62C’D DFCAC:D6 ~D42C DFA6CDE2C kDEC@?8m“x’> $E:== w6C6[”k^DEC@?8m 5:C64E65 3J (2=E6C $2==6D[ 2?5 D6=64E65 3J qC2K:= E@ C6AC6
What to stream: Recent dramas examine turmoil of South America in the '70s
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