catalog 2012 - Brazil Film Fest

6th Edition of the Brazil Film Fest at The Royal.
We are honored this year to bring to the Toronto public a selection of 10 films
celebrating the 20 years of RioFilme. It will be four colorful days as is the city of
Rio de Janeiro.
As this year we are celebrating the 100th anniversary of one of the greatest Brazilian
writers, Jorge Amado, and have the great pleasure of screening at opening the film
“Captains of the Sand. “ Cecilia Amado, the granddaughter and director of the film,
will be a special guest attending the festival.
To end the festival, we will bring especially for the festival a concert by Pedro Luís,
from Rio de Janeiro, “Tempo de Menino”. It will be an unforgettable evening filled
with his infectious rhythm, and greatest hits such as Pedro Luís e a Parede and
Monobloco, and other compositions from his solo career.
We would like to thank the CEO of RioFilme, Sergio Sá Leitão and his team, the
Communications Subsecretary of Rio de Janeiro State, Ricardo Cota. Our staff
members, Chris, Eric, Hélène, Bárbara, Yuri, Clarissa, Carlos, Angie, and the team
of volunteers all who have made this festival a huge success.
Katia Adler
Director of the Festival
The Brazil Film Fest is in town again. The 2012 edition counts, once more, with the full support
of the Consulate General of Brazil. The Festival thus consolidates its important role as a
comprehensive display of the Brazilian Cinema industry.
For many of you who have not lived as long as I have, and for most of our Canadian friends,
the word industry may seem somewhat out of context. The fact is however that since the
poetic exploits by Mario Peixoto in the 1930 “Limite” (Limit), Brazilian movies have evolved in a
remarkable way throughout the golden decades (1930 to late 50’s ) of the “chanchadas” (popular
comedies, many of them musicals) which brought Carmem Miranda and so many others great
names front stage.
The following years of innovation (“a camera in your hands, an idea in your mind”) of “Cinema
Novo” (New Cinema), in the 60’s and 70’s, inaugurated by Glauber Rocha and his fellow “angry
young men” deeply concerned with social inequality and truth redemption, would bring about an
industry as diverse and creative as the Brazilian people.
The Brazilian movie industry is capable of thrilling or moving you; of making you smile or make
you get serious. It is capable of making you daydream, or wake you all of a sudden to full
consciousness.
Brazil Film Fest’s extensive yet inclusive showcase of that industry will prove you that.
Enjoy the show.
Ambassador Afonso Cardoso
Consul General of Brazil in Toronto
Dear organizers of the 6th Brazil Film Fest,
I am pleased to offer this letter of support, both for your efforts in enriching Toronto’s diversity with
your heritage, and to share the appreciation of the Brazilian community in my own Ward.
The 6th Brazil Film Fest celebrates the incredible strength of the Brazilian culture and the enormous
vibrancy of its art, music, and film scenes. These passions are common to all cultures and the
film fest offers a window for Torontonians to learn new ways of understanding our everyday world
through one of the many different cultures that contribute to Toronto’s celebrated diversity.
As Toronto benefits from a growing Brazilian community, the influence through food, art and music
continues to positively shape our city. These aspects will be showcased in the films presented at
this year’s festival and I am thrilled that this event continues to grow every year.
I also join with you in celebrating Council’s recognition of Brazil’s importance through the
unanimous support to create a City twinning between Toronto and Rio de Janeiro. I look forward
to the many ways in which our cities can share in our similarities and learn from each other
through this Friendship Agreement.
Thank you again for your time, effort and commitment to this event, and for continuing to keep
the uniqueness of the Brazilian community alive in the City of Toronto.
Sincerely,
Ana Bailão
City Councillor
Ward 18, Davenport
RioFilme / Celebrating 20 years
of successful films made in Rio
RioFilme is honoured to be the main focus at the 6th edition of Brazil Film Fest.
The festival is doing a very important job in promoting Brazilian cinema and making
our recent films available to Canadian moviegoers. 2012’s program is a celebration
of RioFilme’s 20th anniversary, with 10 films produced and/or distributed by the
company. And made in Rio.
RioFilme is an equity and P&A investment company owned by the City of Rio. Our
main goal is to establish Rio as Latin America’s main center for cinema, TV and
new media production and distribution. We invest in projects by companies based
in the city – including new movies, TV series, festivals, awards, training programs
and movie theaters.
Created in 1992, RioFilme invested in more than 300 films, like “Central do Brasil”,
by Walter Salles, and “Tropa de Elite 2”, by José Padilha, among many others.
It was completely revamped in 2009, turning into a more effective and profitable
company. The audiovisual industry in Rio is growing fast, and RioFilme is proud to
be one of the key factors behind it.
Sérgio Sá Leitão
CEO, RioFilme
Rio de Janeiro in the view of its residents
It is with great pride that the state of Rio de Janeiro brings to the Brazil Film Fest
the feature Peace in Rio (5 X Pacification). This is a rare opportunity to introduce to
the public in Canada a documentary that shows how is the actual situation of the
public security in Rio, on the verge of major international upcoming events like the
2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.
The objective of this documentary is to showcase the point of view of four
filmmakers that reside in the slums of Rio de Janeiro, regarding the procedure that
the state government named as “pacification,” which is a recapture by police of
urban spaces occupied by drug dealers through the UPP - Unidades de Polícia
Pacificadora (Pacifying Police Units). Wagner Novais and Rodrigo Felha (resident
of Cidade de Deus), Luciano Vidigal (From Vidigal), and Cadu Barcellos (Complexo
da Maré) show in five episodes advances and contradictions of this process, by
listening to authorities, residents, and former drug traffickers.
The result of this onslaught film makes a decisive contribution to a debate that
is important not only for Rio de Janeiro and Brazil, but especially for the world.
After all, the fight against drug trafficking and its social ramifications, economic,
and political struggle is one that concerns us all. And the Brazil Film Fest offers a
privileged stage for the promotion of this debate promoted by those to whom it
matters most: the slum dwellers themselves.
Ricardo Cota
Communications Subsecretary of Rio de Janeiro State
Opening Night // Fiction // October 18th - Thursday - 7pm // with the director Cecília Amado
Captains of the Sand Cecilia Amado & Guy Gonçalves
Capitães de areia // 2011 // 96 min // Color // Subtitles in English
In the 1950’s in Salvador a gang of street kids are committing petty thefts and sophisticated mansion robberies.
Abandoned by everyone, they survive together based on brotherhood. In their boys-only gang, they discover love when a
young orphan girl joins them. Based on bestseller novel by acclaimed writer Jorge Amado.
Script: Cecilia Amado, Hilton Lacerda Editor: Eduardo Hartung Director of Photography: Guy Gonçalves
Music: Carlinhos Brown Sound: George Saldanha Executive Producers: Bruno Stropianna, Cecília Amado
Production Companies: Lagoa Cultural, Maga Filmes
With: Jean Luis Amorim, Ana Graciela Conceição, Robério Lima
15º Punta del Este International Film Festival – Best Film - Audience Award
38º Festival SESC Melhores do Ano – Best Film - Audience Award
5º Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival – Best Film
Co-presented with
Fiction // October 19th - Friday - 9:15pm
Fiction // October 20th - Saturday - 5pm
Rat Fever Cláudio Assis
Take It Easy Felipe Joffily
A Febre do Rato // 2011 // 110 min // Black and White // Subtitles in English
Muita Calma Nessa Hora // 2010 // 104 min // Color // Subtitles in English
High-power report of freedom and love on the fringes of
tropical Recife, Anarchistic poet Zizo falls for the down-toearth Eneida, while his friends succumb to sex, drugs, and
other hedonistic activities.
Script: Hilton Lacerda Cinematography: Walter Carvalho
Editing: Karen Harley Original Music: Jorge Du Peixe
With: Irandhyr Santos, Matheus Nachtergaele, Nanda Costa
Three young friends, Tita, Mari and Aninha, are each faced
with challenging situations. To escape for a while, they
decide to spend a weekend at the beach in Búzios. On
the road, they meet Estrella, a hippie girl also traveling to
Búzios in search of her father. The four girls experience
hilarious, absurd and emotional situations and find
themselves along the way.
Official selection Rotterdam Film Festival 2012
Paulinia Festival 2011 - Critics Award, Best Feature, Actor,
Actress, Photography, Edition, Art Direction, Soundtrack
Triunfo Pernambuco Festival 2011 - Best Film,
Best Script for Features, Best Director
Script: Bruno Mazzeo, João Avelino, Rosana Ferrão
Editor: Marcelo Moraes Cinematographer: Marcelo Brasil
Sound: Beto Ferraz Executive Producers: Augusto Casé, Rik Nogueira
Production Companies: Casé Filmes, Idéias Ideais
With: Andréia Horta, Gianni Albertoni, Fernanda Souza, Debora
Lamm, Bruno Mazzeo, Sergio Mallandro, Lucio Mauro Filho
16th Búzios Festival 2010
Brazilian Film Festival Paris 2012
Brazilian Film Festival Montréal 2012
Co-presented with
Co-presented with
Fiction // October 20th - Saturday - 7:15pm
Fiction // October 20th - Saturday - 9:15pm
Father’s Chair Luciano Moura
Artificial Paradises Marcos Prado
A Cadeira do Pai // 2012 // 93 min // Color // Subtitles in English
Paraísos Artificiais // 2012 // 96 min // Color // Subtitles in English
Theo is living the good life in an upscale Brazilian
neighborhood. He’s a hardworking doctor, husband, and
father. However, Theo has chosen his career over his
family and his wife announces that she wants a divorce.
Yet nothing prepares him for the day when he comes
home to discover that his 15-year-old son, Pedro, has
disappeared. Theo takes to the road in search of his
son. In a journey that leads him throughout Brazil, Theo
discovers what really matters to him. Searching for his
missing son, Theo finds himself.
A huge festival of alternative culture and art is the
background of intense sensory experiences between
three young people: Nando, DJ Érika, and Lara. Without
realizing it, the meeting radically changes their lives forever.
An engaging story in full explosion of electronic music in
Brazil, which has a moving story of love and overcoming the
involvement of middle-class youth in international narcotics
trafficking, conflicts, and fates crossed through time.
Script: Elena Soarez Cinematographer: Adrian Teijido
Music: Beto Villares Editing: Lucas Gonzaga Producers: Bel Belchick,
Andrea Barata Ribeiro Production company: O2 Filmes
With: Wagner Moura, Lima Duarte, Mariana Lima
Berlin EFM 2012
Sundance Film Festival 2012
Brazilian Film Festival Miami
Co-presented with
Script: Pablo Padilla, Cristiano Gualda, Marcos Prado
Cinematography: Lula Carvalho Editor: Quito Ribeiro
Original Music: Rodrigo Coelho & Gustavo MM
With: Nathalia Dill, Luca Bianchi, Lívia Bianchi, Lívia de Bueno,
Bernardo Melo Barreto, César Cardadeiro, Divana Brandão
Best Cinematography for World Narrative Competition
at TribecaFilm Festival 2011
Cine PE Best Sound Edition, Best Photography,
Best Actress (2nd part), Best Edition
XVI FICA Montreal World Film Festival
Co-presented with
RioFilme is celebrating
20 years. Save the applause
for the next box-office
hits made in Rio.
RioFilme is an equity & P&A investment company owned by the
City of Rio. Its main goal is to consolidate Rio as Latin America’s
main center for film, TV and new media production and distribution.
RioFilme is celebrating in 2012 its 20th anniversary, with a record
investment of US$ 20 million. This means more successful films and
TV series made in Rio. Feel free to celebrate with us.
Proud sponsor Brazil Film
Fest 2012/Toronto
RioFilme congratulates LC BARRETO and LUCY & LUIZ CARLOS BARRETO
for their outstanding contribution in the past 50 years to the development
of Rio’s film industry. Cheers!
Fiction // October 21st - Sunday - 2pm
The Red Light Bandit
Rogério Sganzerla
O Bandido da Luz Vermelha // 1968 // 92 min // Black and White // Subtitles in English
Based on the police records of a famous bandit in São
Paulo, the film tracks the rise of an enigmatic pillager of
luxurious residences whom the tabloids have named for his
technique of using a red flashlight to illuminate his female
victim´s faces, while talking to them before proceeding to
rape and kill them. This is one of the key works of the
Cinema Marginal. The film combines western, detective
story, documentary, musical, comedy, science fiction, and
radical politics, in the vein of Godard´s “gangster films”.
Cinematographer: Peter Overbeck Sound: Julio Perez Caballar, Mara Duval
Editor: Silvio Renoldi Producer: Rogério Sganzerla
Production company: Mercúrio Produções With: Paulo Vilaça,
Helena Ignez, Sônia Braga, Ítala Nandi, Sérgio Mamberti
The Red Light Bandit has been indicated by UNESCO as Cultural
Heritage for Humanity in 1983 // 22nd Turin Film Festival – Tribute to
Rogério Sganzerla, 2004 // III Discovering Latin America Film Festival
– London, 2004 // Tekfestival – Rogério Sganzerla’s Homage – Rome,
2005 // Barbican Center – London, 2006 // Seoul Film Festival –
South Korea, 2007 // XV Kolkata Film Festival – India, 2009.
Fiction // October 21st - Sunday - 3:50pm
Dirty Hearts Vicente Amorim
Corações Sujos // 2011 // 107 min // Color // Subtitles in English
“In Brazil, the War is not over”. When Japan lost World War
II, a new war started in Brazil. A war between the Japanese
immigrants who accepted defeat, and those who did not.
“Dirty Hearts” tells the story of one of these warriors.
Cinematographer: Rodrigo Monte Editor: Diana Vasconcellos
Sound: José Louzeiro Producers: Vicente Amorim, João Daniel
Tikhomiroff, Gil Ribeiro, Michel Tikhomiroff
Production Companies: Mixer With: Tsuyoshi Ihara, Takako Tokiwa,
Eiji Okuda, Kimiko Yo, Shun Sugata, Eduardo Moscovis,
Issamu Yazaki, Ken Kaneko, André Frateschi, Hako Oshima,
Celine Fukumoto
2011 Montreal World Film Festival - World Competition
Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival
27th International Film Festival in Guadalajara - Award for Best Actor
15th Shanghai International Film Festival
Beijing International Film Festival
Co-presented with
Documentary // // October 19th - Friday - 7pm
Peace in Rio
Wagner Novais, Luciano Vidigal, Cadu Barcellos & Rodrigo Felha
5 X Pacificação // 2010 // 96 min // Color // English Subtitles
The establishment of the “Unidade de Polícia Pacificadora“ (which translates roughly as “Police Unit with a Mandate to
Pacify”), or UPP for short, was the first step towards consolidating a new security policy in the federal state of Rio de
Janeiro. The declared aim is to occupy territories in the favelas controlled by the drug Mafia and thus to liberate the
inhabitants. The immediate success of this measure triggered debate throughout the country. 5X Pacificação (Peace in
Rio) is a documentary directed by four young filmmakers native from Rio’s Favelas.
Writers: Rafael Dragaud, Cadu Barcellos, Luciano Vidigal, Rodrigo Felha, Wagner Novai
Cinematography: Arthur Sherman Editor: Thiago Lima Original Music: Lucas Marcier
Brazil Film Festival Paris 2011
Première Brazil New York 2012
Citizenship Territory Film Festival Rio de Janeiro 2012
San Juan Unasur Cine Argentina 2012
BrasilCine Stockholm 2012
Co-presented with
Docudrama // October 20th - Saturday - 3pm
Documentary // October 21th - Sunday - 6pm
Carmen Miranda: Bananas is
My Business Helena Solberg
1995 // 91 min // Color // Subtitles in English
Carmen Miranda was famous for her broken English,
provocative costumes, and banana-bedecked turbans.
She became an international sensation, and one of
Hollywood’s biggest stars. The film is the intimate saga of a
show-business legend who began life in an impoverished
family in Portugal, was raised in Rio de Janeiro, and rose
to fame first in Brazil and then in Hollywood. Her success
came with a price-tag: she was caught between being a
“real” Latin American or being Hollywood’s version of one
-- with all the fame and money it would bring. Her star
would shine brighter and brighter, but at the expense of
her own identity and finally, her life.
Cinematographer: Tomasz Magierski Sound: Heron Alencar,
Cristiano Maciel, Mário Garcia, Firmino Antunes, John Curtis,
Juana Sapire, Pawel Wdowczak, Alan Barker, Albee Gordon,
Russel Fager Editior: David Meyer Producers: David Meyer,
Helena Solberg With: Cynthia Adler, Erick Barreto, Letícia Monte
Chicago International Film Festival 1995 - Best Docudrama //
Havana Latin American New Film Festival 1995 - Best Documentary //
14º Montevideo Film Festival 1996 - Best Film - Ibero-American Award
// Locarno International Film Festival 1995 // London Film Festival 1995
// Rotterdam International Film Festival 1996
Co-presented with
Rio Disco 70
Patricia Faloppa, Mauricio Branco
Rio Anos 70 // 2012 // 75 min // Color // Subtitles in English
Feature documentary about behavioral changes in Rio de
Janeiro in the late 1970’s, one of the tensest periods of
Brazil’s history. From military dictatorship to disco clubs,
and the discovery of life concepts that were forgotten at the
time: freedom of expression and quality of life. This is done
through testimony of personalities that had been part of the
cultural scene and the night of Rio De Janeiro in the period
1977 - 1978.
Script: Mauricio Branco Production company: Focus Films
Producers: Tuinho Schwartz and Mauricio Branco
Cinematographer: Joel Francisco, Ricardo Fujji, Walter Aguiar
Editor: Tuco Music: Mauricio Branco, André Neves
Brazil Film Festival Paris 2012
Co-presented with
Concert // October 21th - Sunday - 8pm - Revival Bar, 783 College Street, Toronto M6G 1C5
Pedro Luís presents his first solo work: Tempo de Menino
The repertoire of the concert features songs written by Pedro Luís with various partners: “Nas Estrelas” (with Sergio
Paes), “Crise” (with Ivan Santos), “A Medida do Meu Coração” (Ricardo Silveira), and “Tá?” (with Roberta Sá and Carlos
Rennó). In the title track “Tempo de Menino,” the artist honors the neighborhood of Tijuca, in Rio de Janeiro, where he
was born and raised. The song “Menina do Salão de Beleza” (written with Beto and Rodrigo Valente Cabelo), which
debuted in June on the soundtrack of the hit Brazilian primetime soap opera “Avenida Brasil” is also in the repertory
of Pedro Luís’s Toronto concert. The song “Bela Fera,” composed by Pedro Luís, which is the opening theme of the
miniseries “As Brasileiras” (Globo TV), is also part of the show.
Besides the songs of the album “Tempo de Menino,” the concert also features hits of the artist’s career with the band
Pedro Luís e a Parede, like “Soul” and “Caio no Suingue” (from the 1997 album “Astronauta Tupy”). In addition, the songs
“Noite Severina,” recorded with Brazilian icon Ney Matogrosso, and “Miséria S.A.” (a hit song recorded by the band O
Rappa) will also be presented. Plus, Luís will bring back “Incêndio,” a track from the 80s when he used to be a member
of the band Urge.
Pedro Luis Singer, guitar and cavaquinho Leo Saad Electric guitar and keyboard Marcelo Vig Drum and programming
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The 2012 Uma Nota
Festival is presented
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Schedule
Oct. 18th
Thursday
7:00 pm
CAPTAINS OF THE SAND (Capitães de areia) – 111 min
Oct. 19th
7:00 pm
PEACE IN RIO (5x pacificação) – 96 min
Friday
9:15 pm
RAT FEVER (A febre do rato) – 110 min
Oct. 20th
3:00 pm
CARMEN MIRANDA: BANANA IS MY BUSINESS – 91 min
Saturday
5:00 pm
TAKE IT EASY (Muita calma nessa hora) – 104 min
7:15 pm
FATHER’S CHAIR (A cadeira do pai) – 93 min
9:15 pm
ARTIFICIAL PARADISES (Paraisos artificiais) – 96 min
Oct. 21st 2:00 pm
RED LIGHT BANDIT (O bandido da luz vermelha) – 92 min
Sunday
3:50 pm
DIRTY HEARTS (Corações sujos) – 107 min
6:00 pm RIO DISCO 70 (Rio anos 70) – 75 min
The films have English subtitles. All films are unrated and may contain mature subject matter.
LOCATION: Toronto – The Royal // 608 College St.
TICKETS:
Films: $10 (Special Partnerships, Seniors and Students $8)
Concert: $35 (Seniors and Students $30)
Purchase at www.ticketweb.ca // Toll Free 1-888-222-6608
CONTACT: brazilfilmfesttoronto@gmail.com
Crew
Executive Director
Katia Adler
Production Manager
Christian Pedersen
Production Manager Brazil
Bárbara Vida
Production Coordinator
Yuri Berger
Production Assistant (France)
Hélène Truong Hung-Quang
Production Assistant (Toronto)
Eric Major, Michal Kwadrans
Volunteer Coordinator
Eric Major
Creative Director
Carlos Leitao
Vignette Felipe Vianna
Publicist Brazil
Mniemeyer
Publicist Toronto
Angie Burns Communications
Webmaster
Clarissa Kezen
Many thanks to:
Ambassador Afonso Cardoso – Consul General of Brazil in
Toronto, Angela Rodrigues, Angelica Ambrosini, Wanja Nobrega,
Ana Bailão - City Councillor Ward 18, Davenport, Peter Finestone,
Paul Royes, Irina Fyfe, Sérgio Sá Leitão, Ricardo Cota,
Cecilia Amado, Pedro Luis, Marcelo Vig, Guila, Leo Saad,
Jose Paradela, Stephen Gallagher, Dr J. Olavo Queiroz,
Dr. Renato Harari, Maria Malvezzi, Raul Papaleo, Fabiana Silva,
Arnon Mello, Peter Hawkins, Brian Carver, Richard Crouse,
Alexander Bordokas, Jason Sanders, Jennifer Renaud,
Joe Saturnino, Amanda Ashburn, Joe Bonavota, Sinara Roza,
José Francisco Schuster, DJ Seduce, Leila Monteiro Lins,
Regina Filippov, Teresa Baker Botelho, Valter Barberini,
Fernanda Thiesen, Marcio Rollemberg, Thiago Luiz Lapa,
Meaghan Brophy, Stacy Reardon, Said Henry, Lolita D’souza,
Marzio Lorenzo, Brendan Fitzpatrick, Dana Wigle, Tracy Jenkins,
Ruth S. Fernandes, Scott Ferguson, Richard Fung, Pogo New,
Michelle Fong, Patrycja Cieniewicz, Lauren Farnell,
Michelle Amenta, Kathleen Mullen, Kevin Gaines, James Duff,
Juan Belmonte, Brenda De Oliviera, Nicolas White, Tina Giontsis,
Chef Mario Cassini, Thiago Raphael, Nina Nobrega-Garcia,
Luanda Jones, Michelle Antelo, Carolina Ladeira,
Solange Escosteguy Cardoso, Scott Thompson,
Fatima Trivisonno, Aurelija Trainyte, Aquib Azim,
Michal Kwadrans, Thiago Raphael, Eduardo Jansen,
Tasso Dourado, Diane Maria
A special thanks to all of our wonderful volunteers!
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