Nádila Oliveira Boeken

Focusing on the harrowing experiences during Brazil's Military Dictatorship, the narrative unfolds through the eyes of Friar Fernando de Brito, who spent four years in a São Paulo prison. His clandestine notes detail daily life behind bars, interactions with fellow prisoners, and the struggle against torture. The diary not only captures the brutal realities of incarceration but also highlights the resilience and transformative spirit of young prisoners, showcasing their commitment to resistance through the power of writing.