Where to watch Police Killing (2018)

Story

This three-minute documentary examines a troubling reality in Rio de Janeiro, where thousands of civilians have died during police operations over two decades. The film centres on the mothers of victims who were unarmed teenagers, seeking accountability through a system marked by corruption and violence. Their struggle for justice against institutional brutality forms the heart of this raw and confrontational piece of cinema.

Why watch

• Directed by Sérgio Pinho, a filmmaker tackling serious social issues
• Condensed format delivers impact in just three minutes
• Explores documented patterns of violence in Brazilian law enforcement

Good for: Viewers interested in documentaries about social justice and institutional accountability; not suitable for young children due to its disturbing subject matter.