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The King's Friend

12 years 2019 142min

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A dam holding toxic material breaks down in Brazil, destroying entire villages, contaminating water and killing people. It is the biggest environment disaster in Brazilian history. From the investigation of the causes and effects of this true sea of mud, “The King’s Friend” brings to light the historical power relations between the political and economic processes that make possible not only impunity but also the resumption of the activities of the responsible mining company.

Directed by

André D’Elia

Produced by

Cinedelia

André D’Elia

Henrique Grise

Coproduction

MPMG - Ministério Público de Minas Gerais

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Official Support

MPMG - Ministério Público de Minas Gerais

Theme (title)

Human Rights Environment Politics

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59 Screenings

1.39 K audience

1.39 K total aud.

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Category Fiction Documentary

Theme (title) Human Rights Environment Politics

ODSs ODS 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production, ODS 14 - Life Below Water, ODS 15 - Life on Land, ODS 1 - No Poverty

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Audio Portuguese

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Synopsis

A dam holding toxic material breaks down in Brazil,

destroying entire villages, contaminating water and killing people. It is the biggest environment disaster in Brazilian history. From the investigation of the causes and effects of this true sea of mud, “The King’s Friend” brings to light the historical power relations between the political and economic processes that make possible not only impunity but also the resumption of the activities of the

responsible mining company.