‘7 Prisoners’: Tense Brazilian Human Trafficking Asks How Far You Will Go To Survive [Telluride Review]

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human trafficking survivor has told how a business network tackling modern slavery has helped him rebuild his life. The young man was lured to Scotland with the promise of a job and forced to work 16 hours a day, seven days a week on a farm for a year.

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For his human trafficking drama coming soon to Netflix, director Alexandre Moratto looked to Brazilian star Rodrigo Santoro to play the film's menacing villain Luca. But though Santoro stands out in "Love, Actually," "300," "Westworld" and "Lost," Moratto argues that he's nearly unrecognizable in this film."Some people don’t even recognize him in this role, because he completely transforms himself for the film," Moratto told TheWrap at the Toronto International Film Festival.

2 million followers on Instagram documenting her exploits as a Brazilian freight driver, transporting fruits and vegetables across the country in her bright pink Scania truck.

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Guy Lodge Film CriticNear the beginning of “7 Prisoners,” the illuminated high-rise skyline of São Paulo draws murmurs of admiration from a group of young rural Brazilians as a minivan ferries them into the city for the first time in their lives. They’ve never personally known their world to be so big, though within minutes of Brazilian-American director Alexandre Moratto’s accomplished, socially conscious thriller, it’ll grow smaller than they could ever have imagined.

Manuel Betancourt Violence — or, rather, the threat of violence — haunts every frame of João Paulo Miranda Maria’s debut feature film, “Memory House.” Set in an Austrian settlement in Southern Brazil, this discomfiting drama tells the story of a man so alienated by the world around him that the stench of death at work and the menacing environment outside it have hollowed him out.

An imprisoned teen tries to escape in 7 Prisoners, Netflix’s powerful addition to the Venice Film Festival’s Horizons Extra category. But 18-year-old Mateus (Christian Malheiros) isn’t in a conventional prison: he’s working at a junkyard in Brazil’s São Paulo when his new boss, Luca (Rodrigo Santoro), locks him and his co-workers into the complex, playing mind games and demanding long hours.