Cine Marrocos operated for 20 years in São Paulo before closing in 1972 and later becoming a refuge for a homeless workers' movement.
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Cine Marrocos operated for 20 years in São Paulo before closing in 1972 and later becoming a refuge for a homeless workers' movement.
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Cine Marrocos in São Paulo was a grand movie theatre for two decades before it closed in 1972. After its closure, the venue became a shelter for a homeless workers' movement. Daniel Sasso and Tatiane Oliveira are among those featured in an acting class held within the theatre's walls. The film includes archival clips of films previously shown at Cine Marrocos, illustrating its cultural role in the community. The documentary spans 76 minutes and was directed by Ricardo Calil.
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Why Watch
- See the transformation of Cine Marrocos into a homeless refuge.
- Meet the people who lived in the abandoned theatre.
- Find out about the acting class held in the historic venue.
Did You Know
- Cine Marrocos operated for 20 years before closing in 1972.
- The theatre became a refuge for a homeless workers' movement after its shutdown.
- The documentary has a runtime of 76 minutes.
- The film was directed by Ricardo Calil.
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What was Cine Marrocos?
Cine Marrocos was a once-opulent movie theatre in São Paulo that captivated audiences for two decades until its closure in 1972.
What happened to Cine Marrocos after it closed?
After its closure, Cine Marrocos became a refuge for a homeless workers' movement, transforming its purpose and the lives of those who occupied it.
Who directed the documentary 'Cinema Morocco'?
The documentary 'Cinema Morocco' was directed by Ricardo Calil.
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