In many countries today, crime novels and TV crime dramas are becoming more and more popular. Why do you think these books and Tv shows are popular? What is your opinion of crime fiction and TV crime dramas?

The reason behind the rising popularity of the crime novels and 111 dramas, lies with the fact that the realm transmitted in the show/book, is our own. I am from Rio de Janeiro, a beautiful place with horrible people, and we know that what soap operas show, is not our reality. Sometimes happy endings only happen in
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fairy tales
, which leads me to "Tropa de Elite" Pitt Squad, roughly translated) and why it was a phenomenon. The movie shows our dark side, the drug dealers with machine guns, the dangerous environment of the
favelas
, and the corruption in our police forces. It shows that there is nothing glamorous about being poor in Brazil (an idea that has been growing lately). And that? We relate. We know the truth, and we want it to be seen and heard, even if it is a
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vision of it.
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is where the fiction part enters. When we watch the brave policeman or the brilliant al save the day, it gives a slight comfort. We feel like someone can save us from our reality, someone can be our hero and get the job done. It is a rather gullible thought, but it is the truth. BOPE's popularity (Rio de Janeiro's elite police force) grew rapidly after the movie's success.
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to feel heard and to be saved, and in a mix of reality and fantasy, these books and shows do that. I,
for example
, love them and even considered to be a police officer. FAA after careful consideration,
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I
gave up the idea, for
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I
think the world's salvation lies behind a pen or inside a book, and not on the tip of a machine gun. 15ut there is nothing wrong to daydream on our
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something regarded with special favor or liking
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shows.
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  • deviant
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