31 Days Film:

Appeared at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival
Winner of a Grand Jury Prize and a Cinematography Award at Sundance, Jason Kohn's disturbing and provocative free-form documentary looks at life in contemporary Brazil and finds a Darwinian struggle between the rich and poor, the powerful and the weak. From the wealthy of São Paolo, who commute by helicopter and have microchips implanted to prevent kidnappings, to the amphibious inhabitants of an overpopulated frog farm whose top croakers cannibalize the weak, Kohn's cameras capture unforgettable images of violence, madness and corruption.