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Born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1949, she studied economics and joined a student political group. During the military dictatorship in Brazil, she was in hiding and was arrested in 1971. Her first feature film was the docudrama “How Nice to See You Alive” (1988). Lúcia also directed features like “Brave New Land” (2000), “Almost Brothers” (2003), “The Foreign Eye” (2005), “Another Love Story” (2007), “A Long Journey” (2011), “Memories They Told Me” (2012), “In Three Acts” (2015), “Paris Square” (2017), “Ana. Untitled” (2020), and “The Messenger” (2023), all of them presented at Mostra. In 2007, Lúcia was a member of the jury of the 31st Mostra and, in 2011, she was part of the documentary jury at the 35th Mostra.