20° TORINO FILM FESTIVAL
Tribute to Julio Bressane

A história de um Olho

A história de um Olho

Country: Brazil
Year: 1973
Duration: 20'


aló, aló, cinédia - adventures of the south sea -hours from another world - the story of an eye Four "the making of" films by Ivan Cardoso during the filming of O Rei do Bralho, O Monstro Caraíba, A agonia, O Gigante da América. "For me, Julio Bressane was a maestro! I met him thanks to Rogério Sganzerla in 1969, while we were shooting Sem Essa Aranha, during the Bel Air period. He, too, was making a film, Cuidado Madame, and he invited me to see one of the shootings. Julinho taught me to make cinema from nothing… to get blood from a rock. Always with modest budgets, a small troupe, quick and inventive shots. The days I worked on his films were the most entertaining of my youth. It is a great fortune to be able to work on other people's films" (I. Cardoso).

Biography

film director

Ivan Cardoso

Ivan Cardoso (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1952), photographer and artist, decided to dedicate himself to cinema after seeing O Bandido da Luz Vermelha (1968) by Rogério Sganzerla. During the early 1970s he put his photographic activity at the service of the Tropicalism movement, creating the covers for albums by Gal Costa and Caetano Veloso and illustrating books by Waly Salomão, Torquato Neto o Augusto and Haroldo de Campos. After directing many short films in Super8, in 1982 he made his first full-length fiction film, O Segredo da Múmia, with which he created a new genre, "terrir," a mixture of comedy and horror.

FILMOGRAFIA

Alô Alô Cinédia (cm, 1973), Moreira da Silva (cm, 1973), Museu Goeldi (cm, 1974), Teasarama (cm, 1975), Ruínas de Murucutu (cm, 1976), O Universo de Mojica Marins (cm, 1978), Dr. Dyonélio (cm, 1978), Ho (cm, 1979), Domingo de Ramos (cm, 1981), O Segredo da Múmia (1982), Os Bons Tempos Voltaram: Vamos Gozar Outra Vez (1983), A História de um Olho (1986), As Sete Vampiras (1986), O Escorpião Escarlate (1991), Sexo, Drogas e Rock'n'Roll (cm, 1999), Um Lobisomem na Amazônia (2005), Heliorama (cm, 2005), Marca do Terrir (2005).

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