Twenty-three minutes of reimagined scenes from a 1929 film illustrate the shift in visual storytelling from film to smartphone.
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Twenty-three minutes of reimagined scenes from a 1929 film illustrate the shift in visual storytelling from film to smartphone.
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Leonardo Vieira Mendonça and Felipe "Fiu" Gonçalves appear in "Man with a Cellphone Camera," a 23-minute documentary directed by Julia Ferraz. The film reimagines scenes from Dziga Vertov's 1929 work "Man with a Movie Camera." It contrasts Vertov's techniques with modern smartphone capabilities. Individuals use social media platforms to tell personal stories and share different viewpoints. The documentary illustrates how technology has changed filmmaking, allowing more people to express themselves in Brazil and beyond.
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Why Watch
- See how smartphones changed storytelling.
- Meet the cast including Felipe 'Fiu' Gonçalves.
- Find out about Vertov's influence on modern media.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Julia Ferraz.
- It features a cast that includes Leonardo Vieira Mendonça and Letícia Protasiewicz.
- The documentary has a runtime of 23 minutes.
- It was produced in Brazil and is available in English and Portuguese.
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Who directed the documentary 'Man with a Cellphone Camera'?
Julia Ferraz directed the documentary.
What year was 'Man with a Cellphone Camera' released?
The documentary was released in 2023.
How long is the documentary 'Man with a Cellphone Camera'?
The documentary has a duration of 23 minutes.
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