Rio
Viewers interested in modern cinema often explore Rio because of its cast, story direction, and audience popularity.
Sarah Morris's Rio continues her investigation into urban psychological landscapes, this time moving her focus to Rio de Janeiro, a vast and contradictory metropolis. Tracing the culture and undercurrents of the city, Morris captures individuals and sites as varied as the office of architect Oscar Niemeyer, a party in the 'City of God', a famed talk show host, Bossa Nova muse, Brahma beer factory, the largest assembly line in South America, and the factory of the Dolores underwear company.
