How Good to See You Alive
Four years after the 1964 coup toppled Brazil’s government, civil liberties were suspended and torture became a systematic practice. Blending fiction with documentary, this powerful film offers a searing record of personal memory, political repression, and the will to survive. It features interviews with eight women who were political prisoners under the military dictatorship, framed by the fantasies and imaginings of an anonymous character portrayed by Irene Ravache.
Director(s)
Lúcia Murat
Adolfo Orico Rosenthal
How Good to See You Alive FAQs
The directors of How Good to See You Alive are Lúcia Murat and Adolfo Orico Rosenthal.
The cast of How Good to See You Alive includes Maria do Carmo Brito as Self, Estrela Bohadana as Self, Maria Luiza Garcia Rosa as Self, Rosalina Santa Cruz as Self, Criméia Almeida as Self, Regina Toscano as Self, and Jessie Jane as Self.
The duration of How Good to See You Alive is 1h 37 mins.
How Good to See You Alive was released on 19 Oct 1989.
How Good to See You Alive is listed under Drama, Documentary, and History on Fanbiz.
