Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective 2018
Dive into the vibrant São Paulo underground funk scene through the lens of female empowerment with *Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective* (2018), directed by Mayara Efe.
Director: Mayara Efe
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective* (2018) about?
This documentary explores the São Paulo underground funk scene from the perspectives of transgender and cisgender women who shape the movement. Through their roles as artists, producers, and dancers, the film highlights their struggles and triumphs as they use music to challenge societal norms.
Who directed *Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective*?
Mayara Efe directed this 2018 documentary, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the female-driven funk revolution.
Who stars in *Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective*?
The documentary features Renata Prado, Juju ZL, Pabllo Vittar, Linn da Quebrada, Amanda Coelho, and Kiara Felippe.
Is *Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective* (2018) worth watching?
While IMDb has not rated this 23-minute documentary, its focus on female empowerment, vibrant music, and social commentary makes it a compelling watch for fans of indie docs and protest music.
How long is *Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective*?
The film has a runtime of 23 minutes.
About Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective (2018) — A 23-minute documentary on female funk rebels in São Paulo
Dive into the vibrant São Paulo underground funk scene through the lens of female empowerment with *Beat Is Protest: Funk from a Female Perspective* (2018), directed by Mayara Efe. This 23-minute documentary shines a spotlight on the transgender and cisgender women who fuel the movement as singers, DJs, producers, rappers, and dancers—each a voice of resistance. Capturing the raw energy and rebellious spirit of funk as a form of protest, Efe's film weaves together intimate testimonies and electrifying beats to explore the intersection of music, identity, and activism.
From the gritty streets to the pulsating dance floors, the documentary paints a vivid portrait of resilience and creativity, where every beat echoes defiance. With a dynamic ensemble cast including Renata Prado, Pabllo Vittar, and Linn da Quebrada, *Beat Is Protest* is a celebration of female artistry and solidarity in a genre historically dominated by men.