Candango: Memoirs from a Festival

119 mins
In 1965, a year after the military coup in Brazil, an oasis of freedom opened in the country's capital. The Brasília Film Festival: a landmark of cultural and political resistance. Its story is that of Brazilian cinema itself.

Paulo Emílio Sales Gomes

Self (archive footage)

Paulo César Peréio

Self (archive footage)

J. Pingo

Self (archive footage)

Chico Diaz

Self (archive footage)

Rogério Sganzerla

Self (archive footage)

Amir Labaki

Self (archive footage)

Nelson Pereira dos Santos

Self (archive footage)

Glauber Rocha

Self (archive footage)

Marcélia Cartaxo

Self (archive footage)

Cláudia Raia

Self (archive footage)

Lucélia Santos

Self (archive footage)

Carlos Reichenbach

Self (archive footage)

Eduardo Coutinho

Self (archive footage)

Fábio Barreto

Self (archive footage)

Grande Otelo

Self (archive footage)

Eduardo Conde

Self (archive footage)

Djin Sganzerla

Self (archive footage)

Sabotage

Self (archive footage)

Marcio Curi

Self (archive footage)

Petronio Neto

Director of Photography

Rita Albano

Cinematography

Lucas Bobst

Cinematography

Raphael Borghi

Cinematography

Henrique Lopes

Cinematography

Josicarlos Santana

Cinematography

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