e e spe beri has always been empowered berin was always like this in the film and 20 years later she went through several issues she had been in in prison due to a betrayal from a bandit she has a daughter she now has a a great partner but at the same time she's very independent and very revolutionary she's very concerned about the community she's not in favor of crime she thinks that city of God can be a different place and together with her friend Cynthia who is part of the association of logger local residents in barbano she observes and we can see them the politics entering community and this is the only way to see effective changes so B at each episode she becomes more and more potent you will see that until the last episode you will understand the trajectory of this woman who changes the perspective the and understanding her true path and how she can do in order to really transform that reality I feel privileged of being part of this 20 years later and every scene that you will watch from beri you can be sure that she was alive in my first rehearsal I found the same preparation person when we met we cried out of emotions she said berin is alive yes she was kept alive within me not in me only but in all black women in Brazil Who somehow feel represented by her and this is a privilege being able to tell the story of in which we broaden the look of society towards hope uh a place of transformation Little Rocket we will see him re realizing his dream which is photography and very uh well succeeded in professionally and I believe that you will see with him with more maturity 20 20 years will have passed by the Big Challenge was to accept the invitation understand that we would get back to do a series and to talk about this story about this film that was so transcendental I can say changed my story my career and also Brazilian cinematography Cinema and also uh people abroad also it also changed how they saw our see our art our Cinema so right after having undergone having had all these emotions that we would get back to talk about city of God reading the the screenplay with the preparation from Fatima I understood that there is there are many more stories to tell there is much more water to go under the bridge and I am really very happy with what we could realize the film and the series are being taken narrated by uh Little Rocket by his narration his point of view this is how the story is being told as a character with his look of a photographer talking about his story at this point the his big conflict is exactly with this dream which in a certain way got a little lost and we will talk about this his conflict between what he is living H which is his dream how he deals with his daughter for example how to deal with uh with her uh who has a different point of view from his it is to say that we need to have hope independently of where in the world and understand that politics is for everyone that we need to have political awareness about the place we live and nowadays we have another factor which is very important the internet we can you can know what's going on everywhere and with this connected world so so that we can look to our side through this series we can have anywhere you can understand that there are people there is a community that needs to be seen deserves more attention that we need public policies working in these places we need health education we need Sports mental health which is basic and it is very little mentioned and it is totally necessary it is it is about this think and have hope about about better days for me hope is a reference in my childhood I did not have uh many references of people from the same ethnicity color skin color so the reference from which which we represent today me and Roberta and other part uh people from the cast the message is that those who come from uh communities uh places which are really deprived from public attention that the people take have in mind that we can we have potency we we can dream and moreover we can really uh realize our dreams and live out of them Brazil changed a lot evidently during this period I would say to summarize city of God the population of the communities uh were seen as victims uh in the first movie we showed the deprivation uh and the lack of resources in the meantime black movements and leaderships came about in these communities so to use a phrase that we use in Brazil we are no longer focusing the the needs but the potency the organized population can achieve can face any threat the big threat in the movie was the drug trafficking what we will see now is the change uh to the militias who really expelled the the drug dealers but they are taking over expelled policemen from the corporation who now control these areas and they are connected to public servants and the government so and they the the series shows the the population reacting taking their lives in in into their power Al watched the movie be of course it was a continuation there was an expectation of it being a continuation so he uses some similar elements camera handheld camera uh a less controlled interpretation but the project is completely Ali he used the that as a reference and used it in his Series so the public will see the references from how I told the story but there is Ali mura seasoning who revised so he revised the whole screen and play