The Brazilian inferno

Description

A remote village in the Brazilian jungle serves as the setting for a historical reconstruction. The film follows a group of Norwegian workers from Rjukan, who, in 1923, sought to create a utopian society amidst the dense foliage. However, their ambitious project leads to ruin and despair, culminating in catastrophe. A century later, a filmmaker embarks on a mission to unearth this forgotten narrative, facing numerous challenges and setbacks throughout the process. As the filmmaker digs deeper into the past, the project evolves into a fragile dream of its own, reflecting the complexities and struggles of the original settlers. The narrative reveals how the filmmaker attempts to piece together the experiences of the survivors, gradually illuminating their harrowing story. The cast includes notable figures such as Ana de Armas and Daniel Brühl, who contribute to the exploration of this historical account. Midway through the film, the project encounters a series of unforeseen obstacles, complicating the filmmaker's pursuit of truth and understanding.