Post by manfromplanetx on Dec 14, 2018 22:36:02 GMT
Brazilian Director Glauber Rocha achieved international fame with his magnificent film trilogy, Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol , Black God, White Devil (1964) Terra em Transe , Entranced Earth (1967) and O Dragão da Maldade contra o Santo Guerreiro , Antonio das Mortes (1969), winning awards such as Best Director at Cannes.
His films are renowned for their strongly-expressed political themes and are laced with much mysticism and folklore.
Rohca was a founder of the Cinema Novo the Brazilian the New Wave" he had a unique creative style, avant-garde and experimental, outspoken he reflected... "My Brazilian films belong to a whole period when my generation was full of wild dreams and hopes. They are full of enthusiasm, faith and militancy and were inspired by my great love of Brazil.
His films are renowned for their strongly-expressed political themes and are laced with much mysticism and folklore.
Rohca was a founder of the Cinema Novo the Brazilian the New Wave" he had a unique creative style, avant-garde and experimental, outspoken he reflected... "My Brazilian films belong to a whole period when my generation was full of wild dreams and hopes. They are full of enthusiasm, faith and militancy and were inspired by my great love of Brazil.