Under the signs of ambiguity: an analysis of Anchieta, José do Brasil Carlos Eduardo Pinto de Pinto
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-7114.sig.2013.71672Keywords:
Cinema Novo, historic film, civil-military dictatorship, historical culture.Abstract
Paulo César Saraceni’s Anchieta, José do Brasil (1979) [Anchieta, Brazil’s José] is considered the first Cinema Novo’s historic film produced with governmental aid, by Embrafilme. On its production and exhibition circuit, the “historical representation” enacted by the movie was disputed by the Catholic Church, the civil-military dictatorship, the Cinema Novo itself, critics and theorists. As such, it is an important vector to think on the Brazilian historical culture at that time, path followed by this article.
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