A Verdade Do Gato - The truth of the cat (Portug. OV w French, German Subs)

Country & People/Environment, Belgium 2006

A documentary about the human cost of sugar cane and the "clean" fuel industry in Brazil.

In the Brazilian village of Carmo Do Rio Verde, the entire community revolves around the cultivation of sugar cane. A powerful corporation controls the production of alcohol in the area, exerting its influence by owning or leasing all the fields and employing a workforce of 2,000 individuals. Among them are 1,200 seasonal workers who are recruited through a figure known as "El Gato," or "the Cat." With enticing promises of respectable wages and decent housing, El Gato manages to secure 4% of each worker's salary for himself. As the labor commences, so does the exploitation. Amidst the backdrop of perspiration and desolation, this documentary takes a poetic approach to explore the profound human cost of wealth and the "clean" fuel industry.
50 min
HD
Starting at 12
Audio language:
Portuguese
Subtitles:
FrenchGerman

Awards

Docupolis 2007 Best first documentary
Songes d'une nuit DV 2007 Best Foreign Documentary

More information

Director:

Jeremy Hamers

Sound Design:

Origan Cannella

Producer:

Jeremy Hamers

Original title:

A verdade do Gato

Original language:

Portuguese

Format:

16:9 HD, Color

Age rating:

Starting at 12

Audio language:

Portuguese

Subtitles:

FrenchGerman