“WHO IS BORN IN BACURAU AND WHAT? IT'S PEOPLE”: ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS FROM THE FILM BACURAU

Abstract

This work, which is inserted in the field of interdisciplinary studies between law, literature and cinema, aims to analyze the effectiveness (or not) of fundamental rights in Brazil, after the 1988 Constitution, through the cinematographic work Bacurau. The film work, although it temporally situates the events in the future Brazil, raises many questions that, unfortunately, are already present in the current sociopolitical context. To do so, it starts from the perspective of law in literature to study, through the film, violations of fundamental rights. In this way, this work discusses, at first, the film, its representations of reality and how it allows us to reflect on the effectiveness of fundamental rights. A brief study is carried out on fundamental rights, their evolution, objective and normative contextualization in Brazil. In order to, finally, analyze the effectiveness of fundamental rights in Brazil. In this way, it allows us to conclude that fundamental rights are weakened given the condition of an absent, negative State, which lacks good financial management to provide the effectiveness of fundamental rights.