Mika Kaurismäki traveled 4,000 kilometers across three states in Brazil, interviewing over thirty street musicians to capture the country's diverse musical heritage.
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Mika Kaurismäki traveled 4,000 kilometers across three states in Brazil, interviewing over thirty street musicians to capture the country's diverse musical heritage.
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Mika Kaurismäki travels through the Northwest of Brazil, covering 4,000 kilometers and crossing three states. He meets over thirty musicians, including Seu Jorge and Margareth Menezes, many of whom perform on the streets. The film captures various Brazilian music styles such as Forró, Frevo, and Samba. Interviews with local musicians and everyday Brazilians provide context to their lives and traditions. Released in 2002, "Moro no Brasil" reflects the diverse cultural influences that shape the country.
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- Meet street musicians from Brazil's vibrant music scene.
- Find out about unique rhythms like Frevo and Embolada.
- See the cultural influences shaping Brazil's music.
Did You Know
- Mika Kaurismäki traveled 4,000 kilometers for the film.
- The film features over thirty musicians, mostly street performers.
- Moro no Brasil won an award at Nyon Visions du Réel in 2007.
- The documentary includes various musical styles like Forró and Samba.
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Who directed the documentary Moro no Brasil?
Mika Kaurismäki directed the documentary Moro no Brasil.
What year was Moro no Brasil released?
Moro no Brasil was released in 2002.
How long is the documentary Moro no Brasil?
Moro no Brasil has a duration of 105 minutes.
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