Film

CINEMA

Researchers recover lost films on the Brazilian military dictatorship

Imagens were produced by professional and amateur film-makers while political repression and censorship blocked their circulation

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Acknowledgment

2024 FCW Award Winners

Marco Antonio Zago and Ugo Giorgetti named winners of the 2024 FCW Award

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CINEMA

Indigenous film, rising in popularity in Brazil, inspires research

Demands for land and rights are among the driving factors behind the creation of audiovisual art

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Cinema

Festivals seek to disseminate scientific content through audiovisual media

A greater number of such events in Brazil would encourage film production, says researcher

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AUDIOVISUAL

Scientific research converted into audiovisual productions

Scientific research converted into audiovisual productions

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Careers

Health in the foreground

Doctor and TV series creator directs her first feature-length film about the pandemic

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Audiovisual

Women’s cinema

Only 15% of Brazilian movies made between 2001 and 2010 were directed by women

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Cinema

An unreleased Nelson Pereira dos Santos film

Historian finds copy of short film made by Santos about a pioneering project by the Federal University of Mato Grosso

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Film

The life of an actor: hit or miss

The researchers analyzed the profiles of 1.5 million actors and 896,000 actresses from 1888 to 2016

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CINEMA

A book for cinephiles

26 researchers analyze in a book a century of national production

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CINEMA

A Swedish filmmaker in Copacabana

Research reveals the Brazilian dimension of the work of Arne Sucksdorff, best known for documentaries about nature

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AUDIOVISUAL

Films in school

The National Institute of Educational Filmmaking played a fundamental role in science instruction and dissemination in Brazil

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CINEMA

A Swedish filmmaker in Copacabana

Research reveals the Brazilian dimension of the work of Arne Sucksdorff, best known for documentaries about nature

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Anthropology

The Bororo on screen

Researchers suggest that a film made by the Rondon Commission in 1916 may have been the first ethnographic documentary

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AUDIOVISUAL ARTS

The inner city speaks for itself

Inner city video activists show their own vision of São Paulo

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Labocine

International showcase chooses Pesquisa FAPESP video

International showcase chooses Pesquisa FAPESP video

CINEMA

Horror, Brazilian style

Brazilian horror films have little known tradition

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Anthropology

The Bororo on-screen

The first ethnographic documentary was made 100 years ago

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Art

Movies at the mall

The new model of theaters encourages moviegoers to spend more

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Cinema

Cinema’s scattered fragments

Filmmaker delves into archives of Brazilian images to find material

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HISTORY

Power games on the silver screen

Researcher identifies reflections of political interests in newsreels

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Cinema

China’s eyes and ears

Films by Jia Zhang-ke gain a global audience with their critical view of China

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ARTS

Images for history

Film includes documents culled from the archives of the security agencies

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Cinema

Brazil on the road

Similarities between American and Brazil's road movie

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ART

Creating space

Vera Hamburguer combined research and artistic production

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jean-claude bernardet

Jean-Claude Bernardet: A critic of the beautification of poverty

Aestheticized poverty in documentaries depoliticizes the topic, he says

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Cover

The art of opposition

There was a strong presence of a leftist culture during the dictatorship

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Art

To see better, hear

Eduardo Coutinho and person-to-person cinema

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ARTS

Other genres in Brazilian cinema

Other genres in Brazilian cinema

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CINEMA

Glauber Rocha with a French accent

Dialogue has helped to internationalize New Cinema

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