#cinema brasil

[strawface]

Viajo Porque Preciso, Volto Porque Te Amo (2009)

[zero-contra]

[poemespour]

“and of course I want to dedicate it to my mother, you have no idea, she was here 25 years ago” CRYING SOBBING THROWING UP

[antropofagis]

[opheliacore]

After seeing that shitty frenchamerican movie about mexicans without mexicans in the main cast winning so many awards im glad Brazil winned this! I dont even care about oscar, this is HUGE!!!!

"I'm still here" isnt just a random film. It is about the military dictatorship, which on the contrary of countries like Argentina and Chile, Brazil didnt punished most part of the people that did and colaborated for all the deaths, crimes and opressions, and many families still and probably wont ever know where their family members were "buried/disposed".

And not only historic value and resistance against military coups (which are a constant threat with the rise of extreme right in Brazilian politics and military), this is a win for the lack of support and acknowledgement brazilian cinema has, by our own government and by gringos, that keep on pretending the world is just hollywood and some few european countries

My position is that gringo awards arent the reason we make films. But it does help a lot. It attracts investment, international film companies, something continents like latin america doesnt have compared to japan, korea, china, india and european countries own independent film and shows productions, so much they even have prestigious relevant cinema and tv show awards season.

[icardigan]

[fiveswansandthemoon]

ainda estou aqui.

dir. walter salles, 2024.

[bbyschumi]

como brasileira acabei de ver o twitter cair para nós, senti como se estivesse vendo pessoalmente o titanic afundar, SIMPLESMENTE CINEMA

[iwathecreator]

tópico tenho um leve ódio pela comunidade cinéfila num geral pq a maioria quer pagar de bonzudo cult e vem com papo q o filme fav eh algum mudo francês gravado em uma batata inglesa com um 1 pixel na imagem sabe gente n eh vergonhoso admitir q o filme q mudou sua vida eh deu a louca na chapéuzinho

[millsluthor]

I'm so proud to be Brazilian and to be able to see Brazilian actors winning. This award is ours. Viva o Brasil, viva ao cinema brasileiro. Viva Fernanda Torres, viva! 🥳🇧🇷❤️

[cinefiliz]

Fernanda Torres, Ainda Estou Aqui, 2024.

[editfandom]

CITY OF GOD, 2002

[orlandooo]

Sem Coração (2023)

Dir. Nara Normande & Tião

[poemespour]

To all Brazilians and non-Brazilians, if you have the opportunity to watch Ainda Estou Aqui (I’m Still Here), please do, the movie is a masterpiece, it’s emotionally captivating, the cinematography is breathtaking, and it’s based on a true story of a family during the military dictatorship in Brazil.

“Forced disappearances were one of the cruelest acts of the regime. Someone can come into your house, take your husband away, throw him in jail, and then say ‘He’s gone’”.

(The two actresses who played Eunice Paiva (the protagonist), Fernanda Torres and Fernanda Montenegro, are a real-life mother & daughter, and Montenegro (the mother) is the first and only Brazilian actress to be nominated for the Oscar. 🥹❤️)

[antropofagis]

[icardigan]

the beauty of brazil