CLEAN : Cannes: Capitalism under the spotlight in Brazils Aquarius

The transcript discusses a film's authenticity and themes, focusing on Sonya, a strong female character facing external pressures. It highlights the importance of learning from history to avoid repeating mistakes. The speaker, a Brazilian, reflects on the country's current political division, comparing it to past unity during the dictatorship's end. The film subtly addresses political issues, emphasizing the need for awareness and collective action.

What is the significance of remembering the past according to the speaker?

What does the character of Sonya represent in the film?

How does the speaker relate the film's themes to current political events in Brazil?

In what way does the film address political issues, according to the speaker?

What concerns does the speaker express about the division in Brazil?