Five key filmmakers from Brazil's Cinema Novo movement used innovative techniques to address social issues during the early 1960s.
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Five key filmmakers from Brazil's Cinema Novo movement used innovative techniques to address social issues during the early 1960s.
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Arnaldo Jabor examines Cinema Novo, a film movement that emerged in Brazil during the early 1960s. Key filmmakers, including Renato Vallone and Gustavo Dahl, created a new cinematic language to reflect social issues and the struggles of the Brazilian people. The documentary covers their innovative techniques and political attitudes. It discusses the movement's impact on Brazilian life and its influence on international cinema. Jabor's work runs for 93 minutes and is presented in Portuguese.
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Why Watch
- See how Cinema Novo changed Brazilian cinema.
- Meet influential filmmakers like Renato Vallone.
- Find out about the political context of the 1960s.
Did You Know
- Cinema Novo emerged in Brazil during the early 1960s.
- The documentary has a duration of 93 minutes.
- Arnaldo Jabor directed the film 'Cinema Novo'.
- Key filmmakers featured include Renato Vallone and Gustavo Dahl.
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Who directed the documentary Cinema Novo?
Cinema Novo was directed by Arnaldo Jabor.
What year was the documentary Cinema Novo released?
The documentary Cinema Novo was released in 2016.
What is the duration of the documentary Cinema Novo?
The duration of Cinema Novo is 93 minutes.
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