Only In Brazil 15 - Brazil Letters Service

The video explores a letter writing service at Rio de Janeiro railway station, inspired by the film Central Station. The film, featuring a character named Dora who wrote letters for illiterate people, led to a real-life service where typists now help people send letters. The office is named after the actress who played Dora, and the video concludes with a teaser for the next episode.

What inspired the letter writing service at the Rio de Janeiro railway station?

• A famous Brazilian artist

• The award-winning film Central Station

• A popular Brazilian novel

• A local government initiative

What was unique about Dora's letter writing service in the film Central Station?

• She only mailed letters she deemed worthy

• She worked at a post office

• She wrote letters for free

• She used a typewriter

During the filming of Central Station, what unexpected event occurred?

• The film crew was asked to leave the station

• Real people approached Dora for letter writing

• The station was closed for renovations

• The film won an award on the spot

How is the real-life letter writing service at the railway station different from the film?

• It is a paid service

• All letters are mailed

• It is run by a single typist

• It is only available on weekends

What is the office providing the letter writing service named after?

• The director of the film

• The railway station

• The actress who played Dora

• The city of Rio de Janeiro