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"In silence" rises to the stage to count 48 years of dictatorship

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Briefings

A play 'Em Silêncio' by Teresa Sobral commemorates 48 years of Brazil's military dictatorship through a 13-year investigation of political prisoners and access to the Torre do Tombo archives. The performance features live music and large-scale projections.

Key points

• The play 'Em Silêncio' was created by Teresa Sobral after a 13-year investigation involving interviews with former political prisoners and access to the Torre do Tombo archives.
• The performance includes live music and large-scale visual projections as part of its presentation.

Context

This production serves as a cultural reflection on Brazil's military dictatorship, utilizing personal testimony and historical archives to explore the period's impact on individuals.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the play's description of its investigative process and performance elements; specific details about the prisoners interviewed, the exact duration of the archival research, or the specific content of the projections are not provided.

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