Why are Brazilians concerned by "The Edge of Democracy"?

List of factual errors: https://www.gazetadopovo.com.br/ideias/nem-um-nem-meia-duzia-listamos-45-erros-factuais-de-democracia-em-vertigem/ Visit our site: https://visaolibertaria.com #PetraCosta #PedroBial #Oscar #TheEdgeOfDemocracy Help the channel: https://apoio.ancap.su https://apoia.se/ancapsu https://padrim.com.br/ancapsu 16vmNcrA4Mvf7CaRLirAmpnjz1ZH3bWNkQ (Bitcoin) LSCnrubCVcpuLrGTTLMqpwRTXvYz7vMbbA (Litecoin) 0x28aec946919c70e5e25d7c6785ede7622278b463 (Ethereum) nano_1s6i6xwujzqnmie8nc3x8rfumdnebpsd6h4cp9wgkcpk4eb1xn5u7n48ok5b (Nano) The socialist ceremony of the Oscars will be held this Sunday, February 9th. As the time closes by, there is a growing buzz about the nominated movies and potential winners. Nothing unusual here. There are indeed excellent movies in the competition, like "Honeyland", a real documentary, filmed in Macedonia, running in two categories, as shown in a previous here on the channel. Among the nominees for "best movie", I enjoyed "Joker" and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", but "1971", a story set in World War I, seems to be the best. If I could vote, I would vote for it. However, if any of these three contenders wins, it will be well deserved.