The Brazilian filmmaker tells the love story of two youngsters who meet and have a love affair in an enchanted place. But everything will change when one of them commits a felony.
Bressane is constantly starting from scratch –or he does so as if he were– with a kind of impulse and poetic distinction that seem to be his exclusive property. A boy and a girl wander around a setting that may very well be the rather accurate representation of some sort of paradise: light and yet pedestrian, a disposition of the spirit rather than a sublime, heavenly scenario. In the end, it’s about a couple: rapture, mistrust, rupture, lost joy, loneliness, and perhaps a reunion. The director works with a dazzling grace and the serenity of a true master. Every shot reminds us of the essentially fragile nature that rules over the characters’ fate. DO
D: Júlio Bressane G: Júlio Bressane, Rosa Dias F: Pepe Schettino E: Rodrigo Lima DA: Moa Batsow S: Damião Lopes M: Guilherme Vaz P: Júlio Bressane, Bruno Safadi PE: Fernanda Romero CP: TB Produções I: Marjorie Estiano, Gabriel Leone, Josie Antello
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He was born in Brazil in 1946. He directed several feature-length films including Miramar (1997), Filme de amor (2003) and Cleopatra (2007), screened in the retrospective of his work held by Bafici in 2013.