Cândido Portinari: Um Pintor de Brodósqui Tribute JOÃO BATISTA DE ANDRADE BRASIL - SP / BRAZIL - SP 10', cor, 35mm, 1968 Dialogues: FALADO EM PORTUGUÊS / PORTUGUESE DIALOGUES Subtitles: SEM LEGENDAS / NO SUBTITLES

INSTITUTO MOREIRA SALLES (RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ) - 28/03 - 20H00 CINEMATECA BRASILEIRA (SÃO PAULO - SP) - 01/04 - 19H30 CENTRO CULTURAL BANCO DO BRASIL (SÃO PAULO - SP) - 05/04 - 17H00

The extensive oeuvre of Brazilian painter Cândido Portinari, who painted more than 5000 paintings in his lifetime, is seen from the perspective of their themes and inspiration. The relationship between Portinari's paintings and his family roots is examined in this documentary. The son of Italian immigrants and born in Brodósqui, in the countryside of São Paulo State, Portinari was a precocious talent at the tender age of 9. As well as showing some of Portinari's paintings, the film contains scenes connected to his childhoold in his hometown i.e. the boys' soccer team, a child's burial in a little blue coffin and peasants busy with their daily chores.

S: JOÃO BATISTA DE ANDRADE | C: GYULA KOLOSVARY | E: JOÃO BATISTA DE ANDRADE | P: SIDNEY PAIVA LOPES | PC: INC - INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE CINEMA | 

S: Script - A: Animation - C: Cinematographer - Ca: Camera - SM: Sound Mixer - S: Sound - E: Editing - M: Music - SE: Sound Editor - P: Producer - EP: Executive Producer - PC: Production Company