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The Trial documents the trial of Dilma Rousseff, focusing on the defense team, who struggles to prove her innocence against a majority vote by a Congress riddled with corruption. A tale of betrayal and corruption, the film presents Rousseff's personal story: herself imprisoned and tortured by the country's former military dictatorship, she now faces impeachment accused of fiscal crimes. Rousseff declares herself innocent and accuses the right-wing opposition of perpetrating a parliamentary coup d'état. The Trial witnesses how the impeachment triggers a profound political crisis in Brazil. It looks at the collapse of the democratic institutions and at the economic and geopolitical interests at the very heart of this crisis. The film offers a behind-the-scenes look at this historical moment. The filmmaker was granted unique access to the defense team, to deputies and senators and to President Rousseff herself. Ramos' technique is wholly observational, without interviews and narrations. The camera captures physical and conversational interactions in private and political spheres while offering viewers a glimpse of the outdoor mass demonstrations.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Trial
	Thinking of You
	Lonely Boy
	Last Hurrah
	Burn
	Do I Wanna Know?
	Under The Pressure
	SuperSonic
	Feel It Still
	Wild Horses - 2009 Mix
	Be With You
	Cold Cold Man
	Parade
	Los Ageless
	Undercover
	Avant Gardener
	Heaven Or Las Vegas
	Flamakae Baby
	Better Man
	Closer
	You Have The Blame
	Contemplation	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	I Can Order You to Do This	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	You Don't Kill Someone You Love	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	The Decision	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	The Apartment	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Setting It Up	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	The Group Session	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Seeks the Death Penalty	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	I'm Really Glad You Came	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Sorry to Hear About His Family	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	That's Our Man	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	You're Goin' Down	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	State Calls Lt. Monroe	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	You Blew It, Mac	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Dr. Lewis Newburn	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	The Doctor Takes the Stand	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	I'm Sure It Is	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Reading the Email.Wav	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Preperation	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	The Verdict	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Remembering When	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	A Life Sentence	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Investigating	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	The Doctor Visits Mac	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	I'm Free	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Adagio d'Albinoni	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Air Sntimental	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Ouverture d'Operette	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Adagio Slow	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Sentimental Slow (with the Martial Solal Trio)	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Ambiance Kafka	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Jazz Sur l'Adagio d'Albinoni	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Jazz Hallucination	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Diabolic K (with the Martial Soloal Trio)	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Concert a Cinque, Opus 5, No. 12	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Adagio d'Albinoni (for baroque organ)	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Mildred	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Axis Sally	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Laughlin and Billy	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Mildred Enters Courtroom	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Pearl Harbor	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Goebbels Summons Mildred	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Oath Of Allegiance	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	The Seductress	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Invincible	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Letters To Home	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Hospital Interview	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Billy And Mildred - Becoming Lili	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Time To Kill	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Visions Of Invasion	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Consequences	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Max	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Stop For A Minute	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	What Would You Have Done	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Judgment Awaits	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Verdict	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Case Closed	Kubilay Uner: Performer
	Julgamento Prelude	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Frantic Chase	Nuno Malo: Performer
	At the Cemetery (Main Theme)	Nuno Malo: Performer
	The Torture Chamber	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Jaime's Theme	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Miguel's First Flashback	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Nightmare and Confession	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Jaime and Joana	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Joana's Shock	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Police Investigations	Nuno Malo: Performer
	The Open Fields	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Mendes Being Tortured	Nuno Malo: Performer
	The Courtroom	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Henrique and His Wife	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Catarina Searches	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Miguel's Second Flashback	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Final Confrontation	Nuno Malo: Performer
	End Title: Julgamento	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Trailer (Bonus Track)	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Inside Moves	John Barry: Performer
	The Trial Of Billy Jack	John Barry: Performer
	Young Sherlock Holmes	John Barry: Performer
	The Big Blue	John Barry: Performer
	Joe Versus The Volcano	John Barry: Performer
	Midnight Run	John Barry: Performer
	Striking Distance	John Barry: Performer
	The Stunt Man	John Barry: Performer
	I.Q.	John Barry: Performer
	Jade	John Barry: Performer
	Pretty Woman	John Barry: Performer
	Fly Away Home	John Barry: Performer
	Die Hard With A Vengance	John Barry: Performer
	The War Of The Roses	John Barry: Performer
	Good Morning Vietnam	John Barry: Performer
	The War At Home	John Barry: Performer
	F/X 2	John Barry: Performer
	The Bodyguard	John Barry: Performer
	Bitter Moon	John Barry: Performer
	Cinderella Liberty	John Barry: Performer
	The Trial Begins	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	This Complex Land	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Finding a Father	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Road to War	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Wounds Won't Heal	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Men and Women Separated	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Saliha's Song	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Mass Grave	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Four Football Fields	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Srebrenica Prosecution	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Landscape	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Mladic Day	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Elvira	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Tomasica Prosecution	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Mass Funeral	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Crimes Against Humanity	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Justice	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	You Don't Kill Someone You Love	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	I'm Really Glad You Came	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	That's Our Man	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	You're Goin' Down	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	I'm Sure It Is	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	I'm Free	Rob Pottorf: Performer
	Adagio d'Albinoni	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Ouverture d'Operette	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Jazz Sur l'Adagio d'Albinoni	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Adagio d'Albinoni (for baroque organ)	Jean Ledrut: Performer
	Jaime's Theme	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Miguel's First Flashback	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Joana's Shock	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Miguel's Second Flashback	Nuno Malo: Performer
	Wounds Won't Heal	Anne Nikitin: Performer
	Saliha's Song	Anne Nikitin: Performer

User reviews

Joseph Nelson

1/10

I found the musical choices in The Trial to be repetitive and uninspired. The same motifs and melodies seemed to be used throughout the film, which made the soundtrack feel monotonous and lacking in variety.

Donna Allen

9/10

The use of acoustic guitar in the soundtrack creates a sense of intimacy and vulnerability, reflecting Dilma Rousseff's personal struggles and the betrayals she faces. The haunting melodies stay with you long after the film has ended, evoking a sense of empathy and connection with the characters.

Jennifer Clark

5/10

The soundtrack of The Trial effectively captures the tension and drama of the political crisis in Brazil, enhancing the emotional impact of the documentary.

Kimberly Thomas

10/10

The Trial's soundtrack perfectly captures the tension and drama of the film, enhancing the emotional impact of each scene. The music sets the tone for the unfolding political crisis in Brazil, adding depth and complexity to the story.

Robert Young

2/10

The soundtrack of The Trial felt disconnected from the emotional intensity of the story being portrayed. The music did not effectively enhance the tension and drama of the courtroom scenes or the personal struggles of Dilma Rousseff.

Karen Adams

6/10

The soundtrack of The Trial seamlessly integrates with the visuals, enhancing the overall viewing experience and immersing the audience in the unfolding events on screen.

Donna Lee

6/10

The music in The Trial not only complements the documentary's narrative but also serves as a powerful storytelling tool, conveying the intensity of the courtroom scenes and the gravity of the political crisis in Brazil.

Elizabeth Turner

10/10

The Trial's soundtrack seamlessly blends traditional Brazilian music with modern electronic elements, creating a dynamic and engaging auditory experience. The fusion of different musical styles mirrors the complexity of the political landscape portrayed in the film, adding layers of nuance and depth to the storytelling.

Timothy Davis

6/10

The music in The Trial skillfully mirrors the sense of betrayal and corruption portrayed in the film, creating a haunting atmosphere that stays with the viewer long after the movie ends.

Joseph Johnson

3/10

The soundtrack of The Trial did not effectively capture the complexity and depth of the political crisis unfolding in Brazil. The music failed to convey the gravity of the situation or evoke a sense of urgency and turmoil that was present in the narrative.

Lisa King

6/10

The use of music in The Trial adds depth and complexity to the story, highlighting the personal struggles of Dilma Rousseff and the larger political implications of her impeachment.

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