The Beginning Of Life

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Sinopse

One of the greatest advances in neuroscience is the discovery that babies are much more than a genetic load. The development of all human beings lies in the combination of genetics with the quality of the relationships we develop and the environment in which we are placed. The Beginning of Life invites everyone to reflect as part of society: are we taking good care of the early years of life, which define both the present and the future of humanity?

Objetivos de desenvolvimento sustentável

Idiomas e acessibilidade

VÁRIOS

PT-BR, EN, ES

LIBRAS, LSE, ILS

PT-BR, EN, ES

Prêmios e festivais

Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro 2017 | Brazil

Nominated

ABC Cinematography Award | Brazil

Best Photography

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Ficha técnica

Directed by: Estela Renner

Produced by: Marcos Nisti, Luana Lobo and Estela Renner

Executive producer: Eduardo de C. Queiroz, Marcos Nisti and Michael Feigelson

Argument: Ana Lucia Villela and Estela Renner

Distribution strategy: Luana Lobo and Marcos Nisti

Distributed by: Flow

Screenplay: Estela Renner

Production director: Juliana Borges

Photography director: Janice D’Avila

Assistant director: Mari Mitre

Editing: Jordana Berg

Production coordinator: Geisa França

Soundtrack: Ed Côrtes

Filming locations: Canada, Brazil, India, China, Kenya, Italy, Argentina, United States of America, France and Japan.

Financial director: Lilian Okada

Presented by: Fundação Maria Cecília Souto Vidigal, Bernard Van Leer Foundation, Alana Institute and UNICEF

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Rede de impacto

Impact movement

The film initiated a movement for the cause of early childhood, acting as the main tool for UNICEF’s global campaign. It was the most watched Brazilian documentary of 2016 *, in the first three months after its release more than 178 thousand people watched the movie in theaters and in special screenings.

Today, The Beginning of Life is available on several digital platforms in documentary format and also as a series in 190 countries. More than 8 million people around the world have already been inspired by this story.

*source ANCINE