Where to watch Landless (2019)

Story

This documentary follows members of Brazil's Landless Workers Movement as they occupy an abandoned sugarcane factory's land. Grandma Cândida, P.C., and their community camp on the site to demand land redistribution through official reform channels. Living together as an emerging peasant settlement, they work towards establishing an independent existence by cultivating crops using ecological farming methods, all while pursuing their collective vision of owning a piece of land to call home.

Why watch

• Directed by Camila Freitas; an intimate look at a real social movement
• Features compelling personal stories from community members fighting for land rights
• Documents a grassroots struggle for sustainable living and agricultural independence

Good for: Viewers interested in social documentaries and land reform activism; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with family.