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Propriedade (2022)
Full of sequencial failures and politically tendencious
The film suffers from numerous sequential and logical inconsistencies, like the car being wrapped in chains without causing any disturbance, and the main character miraculously losing mobile network access while others around her don't face the same issue. Furthermore, the movie concludes without offering crucial answers, leaving viewers puzzled about the convoy of cars at the end.
Regrettably, the most significant flaw lies in the film's attempt to vilify the property owner, who provides jobs, homes, and sustenance, while seemingly championing the innocence of criminal farm workers associated with the MST-a known organization engaged in land occupation and theft, essentially a terrorist group. This narrative choice not only lacks nuance but also perpetuates a skewed perspective by neglecting the complexities of the situation.
The film's tendency to portray property owners negatively and sympathize with potentially criminal actions may reflect a broader trend in Brazilian cinema. It appears to contribute to a cultural decline where artistic expression often revolves around themes of violence, sexuality, or aligns with a specific political agenda, particularly the leftist perspective. This pattern raises concerns about the industry's ability to present diverse viewpoints and engage audiences in a more balanced and nuanced manner.