| Film & TV: "Four Days in September" (Weekly Alibi . 05-04-98) (816 words) |
 | History is at least one of the subjects that Barreto's affecting new film touches upon. |
| Four years previous, these upper-middle-class kids lived in a prosperous democratic society and would have found their kicks drinking on weekends and driving fast cars around Rio de Janeiro's winding hilltops. |
| The kidnapping is successful, and over the course of four days hidden in the country, the ambassador gets to know his kidnappers, the kidnappers get to know each other and the government closes in. |
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