“Nossa Chape” follows the reconstruction of the football club Chapecoense in Brazil, after the plane crash on November 28, 2016, which left only three players alive. With exclusive access to the families of the deceased, the new team, and the three severely injured players in recovery, the documentary explores the many challenges faced by the community in the aftermath of the tragedy. The city finds itself divided by the desire to honor the memory of those lost while preparing to lead the club into the future.
Citizens and the team must find a way to unite around a common identity. The documentary is directed by Jeff and Michael Zimbalist. It is currently showing at Village East Cinema in New York.
“Nossa Chape” Documents a Tragedy in Brazilian Football
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Facial biometrics will be mandatory for mobile phone users
Starting in 2027, mobile phone users will need to undergo biometric validation to contract and maintain phone lines. The requirement was approved by the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) and aims to curb fraud, since the line holder will now be identified. Biometrics will be performed through facial recognition with proof of life, which will be…