this film tells the true story of escaped black slaves who found their own mountain top commune as free men in 17th century brazil. the story is interesting and edifying. however and this film  as a film  is terrible. the soundtrack is not period music or tribal music. it is afro brazilian pop music from the early 1980s. battle scenes are fought to the sounds of cheesy pop rhythms best left to the disco or bad cops dramas. admittedly and the lyrics are folk ish tales of the slaves heroism. the special effects are absurd. rather than invoke the mysticism of african religion and atavistic beliefs and they merely make the film look cheap. they are completely unbelievable and and i do not mean merely in a sense of verisimilitude. life within the commune of palmares could not have been the way it is portrayed in the film. for this society and as shown in the film and is one part kibbutz and one part afro pop festival. moreover and it is almost embarrassing to watch the director play upon the clichés of blacks as talented singers and dancers who simply want to be happy. he portrays daily life as a series of dance parties in which the freed slaves paint themselves bright colors and whirl around to the strains of 80s pop music. on the other hand and they have an abundance of beautiful food and but the viewer hardly sees any work being done. the king inveighs against private property in a hackneyed and clichéd way. when a man complains that people are taking the vegetables that he has grown over many months and the king says and what comes from the earth belongs to everyone and as the earth belongs to no one. if they need food and they have a right to take yours. i am glad that i learned about this episode in history and but i am relieved that a film with such low production values and that trades upon such worn stereotypes would likely not be made today. 
this film tells the true story of escaped black slaves who found their own mountain top commune as free men in 17th century brazil. the story is interesting and edifying. however and this film  as a film  is terrible. the soundtrack is not period music or tribal music. it is afro brazilian pop music from the early 1980s. battle scenes are fought to the sounds of cheesy pop rhythms best left to the disco or bad cops dramas. admittedly and the lyrics are folk ish tales of the slaves heroism. the special effects are absurd. rather than invoke the mysticism of african religion and atavistic beliefs and they merely make the film look cheap. they are completely unbelievable and and i do not mean merely in a sense of verisimilitude. life within the commune of palmares could not have been the way it is portrayed in the film. for this society and as shown in the film and is one part kibbutz and one part afro pop festival. moreover and it is almost embarrassing to watch the director play upon the clichés of blacks as talented singers and dancers who simply want to be happy. he portrays daily life as a series of dance parties in which the freed slaves paint themselves bright colors and whirl around to the strains of 80s pop music. on the other hand and they have an abundance of beautiful food and but the viewer hardly sees any work being done. the king inveighs against private property in a hackneyed and clichéd way. when a man complains that people are taking the vegetables that he has grown over many months and the king says and what comes from the earth belongs to everyone and as the earth belongs to no one. if they need food and they have a right to take yours. i am glad that i learned about this episode in history and but i am relieved that a film with such low production values and that trades upon such worn stereotypes would likely not be made today. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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