It's To Change, Brother - A Life at DEGASE
The film investigates facts about the old reformatory systems in Rio de Janeiro and monitors the reality of NOVO DEGASE (Departamento Geral de Ações Socioeducativas), whose mission is vital in the resocialization of adolescents in conflict with the law.
Through humanized stories, the film reveals how the institution can transform lives, offering not only guidance, but also hope and opportunities for a better future.
The topic is addressed by authorities, such as judges, prosecutors and public defenders, Federal Police officers, doctors, psychologists, a renowned TV presenter, and young people who have experienced the reality of the system in their souls.
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Serginho ClementeDirectorThe Footbridge, Facts at Cruz Vermelha Square
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Serginho ClementeWriterThe Footbridge, Facts at Cruz Vermelha Square
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Cadu TavaresProducer
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Leozinho da SulKey Cast"Young 1"
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Douglas Henrique MuambrosKey Cast"Drug dealer 1"
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Felipe GuimarãesKey Cast"Police Officer 1"
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:1 hour 19 minutes 55 seconds
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Completion Date:May 24, 2025
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Production Budget:30,000 BRL
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Country of Origin:Brazil
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Country of Filming:Brazil
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Language:Portuguese
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Born in Rio de Janeiro/RJ - Brazil, Serginho Clemente is considered a great talent of the new generation of Brazilian filmmakers. He lives and records on screen experiences that range from the most varied narratives and genres of the cinematic universe.
With a realistic, direct and at the same time subtle perspective, he seeks immersion in each work.
He has worked at CUFA (Central Única das Favelas), Estácio de Sá University, Darcy Ribeiro Film School, LA Film Instituto Stanislavisky, UnP, Doc Câmara Laboratory, Classes with Foreign Filmmakers and others.
In addition to being awarded prizes at Film Festivals.
Socio-education in Brazil is a highly questioned process.
In "It's To Change, Brother - A Life at DEGASE" we encourage the viewer to reflect, debate and perhaps reach conclusions, from the perspective of people who live and have lived this reality in favor of Human Rights.