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    Rhythms of Resistance

    A reflection on the Pacifying Police Units (UPPs) via the politically-informed dialogues of performing artists from some of Rio’s communities.

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    Rhythms of Resistance

    Directed by Jason O'Hara 2015 29 min
    Rio de Janeiro introduces a controversial policing program (UPP) in the favelas. The Police murder two young boys in cold blood, another officer protests, disappears, and is found murdered hours later. Artists in the communities resist against police brutality and social exclusion through their music and performance art, questioning the rhetoric of pacification and to what extent the UPPs are intensifying the criminalization of poverty. // Jason O'Hara, Canada-Brazil, 2015, 29' //
    Half of all proceeds from the rental of this video go to support the work of Cinema Politica and the half will go a Brazilian NGO of the director's choosing.
    http://www.cinemapolitica.org/film/rhythms-resistance

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    Rhythms of Resistance

    Rio de Janeiro introduces a controversial policing program (UPP) in the favelas. The Police murder two young boys in cold blood, another officer protests, disappears, and is found murdered hours later. Artists in the communities resist against police brutality and social exclusion through their music and performance art, questioning the rhetoric of pacification and to what extent the UPPs are intensifying the criminalization of poverty. // Jason O'Hara, Canada-Brazil, 2015, 29' //
    Half of all proceeds from the rental of this video go to support the work of Cinema Politica and the half will go a Brazilian NGO of the director's choosing.
    http://www.cinemapolitica.org/film/rhythms-resistance

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