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Studies in Spanish & Latin American Cinemas, 2023
Review of: Woman-Centered Brazilian Cinema: Filmmakers and Protagonists of the Twenty-First Century, Jack A. Draper III and Cacilda M.
Natália Pinazza
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Review of: Woman-Centered Brazilian Cinema: Filmmakers and Protagonists of the Twenty-First Century, Jack A. Draper III and Cacilda M.
Natália Pinazza
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2022 Third International Conference on Digital Creation in Arts, Media and Technology (ARTeFACTo), 2022
Brazilian black cinema involves a complexity of meanings and significances. In certain situations, the word directly implies the black subjects who make the work, such as scriptwriters, producers and directors, and the subjects who act, such as black ...
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Brazilian black cinema involves a complexity of meanings and significances. In certain situations, the word directly implies the black subjects who make the work, such as scriptwriters, producers and directors, and the subjects who act, such as black ...
Celso Prudente +2 more
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2021
Brazilian cinema is born out of a desire for modernity. Moving images (movies) represented the newest technological innovation. Cinematographers brought to the growing cities of Brazil an idea—and ideal—of “civilization” and contemporaneousness. At the same time, queer identities started to gain visibility.
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Brazilian cinema is born out of a desire for modernity. Moving images (movies) represented the newest technological innovation. Cinematographers brought to the growing cities of Brazil an idea—and ideal—of “civilization” and contemporaneousness. At the same time, queer identities started to gain visibility.
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Passages on Brazilian scientific cinema
Public Understanding of Science, 2016The article examines the conditions of production and recognition of scientific cinema in Brazil by comparing three distinct moments and contexts: the first moment takes place in the nineteenth century, and it is related to the contribution of a Brazilian astronomer otherwise little known to Brazilian film scholars, the second addresses Benedito ...
Jane, de Almeida +3 more
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Towards lesbian bodylands: Refiguring lesbian communities in Brazilian cinema
Moving Image Review & Art Journal (MIRAJ), TheThis article takes up Amy Villarejo’s question about the costs of lesbian visibility, including the risk of commodification and the tendency to frame lesbian identity as stable and easily readable.
A. Brandão, Ramayana Lira de Sousa
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Black Saints in Brazilian Cinema: Representation, Spirituality, and Cultural Identity.
AVANCA CINEMABlack saints hold significant historical and symbolic relevance, serving as resistance, spirituality, and identity figures for Afro-descendant communities.
Selma Pereira +2 more
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The Empty Boat: Meteorango Kid and Brazilian Cinema Marginal
, 2020This article considers André Luiz Oliveira’s Meteorango Kid – O herói intergalático (1969), an important yet often overlooked contribution to Brazilian Cinema Marginal of late 1960s and early 1970s. These low-budget, black and white cinematic productions
Christopher Dunn
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From an intellectual historical perspective, this essay analyzes the political-ideological disputes behind different projects for Brazilian cinema in the 1960s, focusing on two key figures: Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes and Vladimir Herzog.
Ricardo Borrmann +4 more
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From an intellectual historical perspective, this essay analyzes the political-ideological disputes behind different projects for Brazilian cinema in the 1960s, focusing on two key figures: Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes and Vladimir Herzog.
Ricardo Borrmann +4 more
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