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Luiz Sérgio Person's contributions to Brazilian cinema are examined through the perspective of his daughter, Marina Person. Set in São Paulo, the film features interviews with friends, family, and collaborators, reconstructing his artistic legacy. Marina seeks to understand her father's character and the influences that shaped his work.
The documentary covers significant milestones in Person's career, revealing the emotional and artistic factors that impacted his films. The narrative is built around personal stories and insights from those who knew him, providing a comprehensive view of his lasting impact on the Brazilian film industry.
Why Watch
- •Meet Marina Person, Luiz's daughter.
- •See insights from Sérgio Mekler and Jean-Claude Bernardet.
- •Find out about São Paulo's film scene.
Did You Know
•The documentary is directed by Carlos Reichenbach.
•Marina Person conducts interviews with friends and family.
•The film has a duration of 74 minutes.
•It was produced in Brazil in 2007.
Perfect For
Brazilian cinema fansFilm history enthusiastsDocumentary lovers