The Brazilian political documentary "The Edge of Democracy" tells the whole process of political events in Brazil from dictatorship to democracy, and then into a democratic crisis. In the past, I only knew about Brazilian football and did not understand the history of Brazil's political state. This documentary will make people aware of it to some extent. Someone who is not a celebrity once said that no matter what era, politics is always confusing, people can't figure out the truth, and officialdom is always dirty, dark and ugly. The documentary "The Edge of Democracy" directed by Petra Costa tries to explore what is true democracy through the process of democratization in Brazil, but the director, like the audience, the world is running towards democracy, some are called democracy, some Infinitely close to the fringe of democracy, but it is always difficult to find the true answer to what democracy is. However, the analogy of a politician in the film is quite interesting: "A good chef does not just cook according to his own taste. A good chef will cater to the tastes of the diners." This topic is too sensitive to talk about. Regardless.
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