Tropicália Opening Screening - SP MARCELO MACHADO BRASIL - SP/ BRAZIL - SP 87', cor, HDCAM, 2011 Dialogues: DIÁLOGOS EM PORTUGUÊS, INGLÊS E FRANCÊS / PORTUGUESE, ENGLISH AND FRENCH DIALOGUES Subtitles: LEGENDAS ELETRÔNICAS EM INGLÊS / ELECTRONIC ENGLISH SUBTITLES

CineSesc(São Paulo): 23/03 - 21H00M Espaço Itaú de Cinema Botafogo(Rio de Janeiro): 24/03 - 22H30M Oi Futuro(Belo Horizonte): 29/08 - 20H00M

Led by Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil at the end of the ‘60s, the Tropicália movement reached its peak in the effervescent musical scene polarized by television festivals of the time, which revealed new talents that confronted cultural patterns as much as the repressive scene of a recently-installed military dictatorship. Mixing popular and regional Brazilian music with an international rock beat, Tropicália aligned itself with simultaneous manifestations in other arts, like Glauber Rocha’s Cinema Novo, the iconoclastic productions of Teatro Oficina and the parangolés of visual artist Hélio Oiticica. The movement’s short and intense history, suffocated by the imprisonment and exile of its principal stars, emerges from the images and testimonies registered here.

S: MARCELO MACHADO, DI MORETTI | C: EDUARDO PIAGGE | Ca: BRUNA MARCATTO | SM: TIAGO BITTENCOURT | E: OSWALDO SANTANA | M: ALEXANDRE KASSIN | SE: FRANÇOIS WOLF | P: DENISE GOMES, PAULA COSENZA | EP: ANDREW EATON, FERNANDO MEIRELLES, MAURICE JAMES, OLIVER KWON, MICHAEL BLAHA | PC: BOSSA NOVA FILMS | 

Paula Cosenza
pcosenza@bossanovafilms.com.br
www.bossanovafilms.com.br

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