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Ugly, Me? is a documentary that presents a multifaceted view of its characters through various filming techniques, reflecting the experimental nature of independent production. The film originated from the workshop Characters in Search of a Movie, which took place in La Pa, Rio de Janeiro, and extended to Paris and Kerala, India. It captures the contradictions of contemporary Brazil, weaving together cultural and political themes with visual storytelling.
The film references notable figures such as Prince Harry and philosophers like Heraclitus, alongside authors including Rimbaud, Brecht, and Nietzsche. This blend of metaphors and philosophical musings creates a rich tapestry that invites viewers to engage with the complexities of Brazilian society and its artistic expressions.
Why Watch
- •Meet director Helena Ignez and her unique vision.
- •See a diverse cast including Youssef Jordy and Eurydice da Silva.
- •Find out how the film blends music and politics in Brazil.
Did You Know
•The film was produced in 2013 and has a duration of 70 minutes.
•Helena Ignez is the director, making this a work by a woman director.
•The documentary was filmed in multiple locations, including Brazil, Paris, and Kerala.
Perfect For
Experimental film enthusiastsBrazilian culturePhilosophy in art