Anatomia do Caos

Anatomia do Caos (2026)



8.0 2026 88 min —

Director: Dandara Ferreira

Cast: Randolfe Rodrigues, Simone Tebet, Omar Aziz, Jair Bolsonaro, Flávio Bolsonaro

Step inside the Brazilian Senate like never before. Director Dandara Ferreira captures the entire Covid-19 Parliamentary Inquiry from the inside out, turning never-before-seen footage into a gripping cinematic archive of the pandemic’s most pivotal chapter in Brazil.

More About This Film

Anatomia do Caos is a Brazilian documentary that examines the complete trajectory of the country's COVID-19 parliamentary inquiry, known as the CPI da Covid. Director Dandara Ferreira had unusual access to the Senate and uses that material to reconstruct a period marked by political confrontation, public scrutiny, and the struggle over competing interpretations of the pandemic.

The film is built from material recorded from inside the institution rather than from distant retrospective commentary. That approach makes it both a political chronicle and a record of how public crises are transformed into media events, testimony, investigation, and collective memory.

  • Directed by Dandara Ferreira.
  • The film was produced in Brazil and is in Portuguese.
  • It has a reported running time of approximately 88 to 89 minutes.
  • The documentary focuses on the CPI da Covid in the Brazilian Senate.
  • It was released theatrically in Brazil in July 2026.

Where to Watch

Documentaries with a strong national political focus often have country-specific distribution. Availability may therefore be especially dependent on Brazilian rights and release windows.