Arquivo
(2014)
Sobre a mostra
Artwork by Pedro Almodóvar
De 16 a 29 de outubro, aconteceu em São Paulo a tradicional Mostra Internacional de Cinema. Durante duas semanas, foram exibidos 330 títulos de variados países e de diversas cinematografias em 35 salas de 29 espaços, entre cinemas, centros culturais e museus espalhados pela capital paulista. A seleção de 2014 fez um apanhado do que o cinema contemporâneo mundial produziu no ano, além de ter apresentado as principais tendências, temáticas, narrativas e estéticas realizadas em todo o mundo. Na 38ª edição, a Petrobras e a Mostra renovaram sua longeva parceria, reafirmando o compromisso da empresa com a produção audiovisual e com a consolidação do evento cinematográfico no calendário cultural do país.
Relatos Selvagens, de Damián Szifrón, abriu a 38ª Mostra em cerimônia no Auditório Ibirapuera. Dólares de Areia, obra dirigida pela dupla Israel Cárdenas e Laura Amelia Guzmán, encerrou o festival no CineSesc.
Juri
Emir Baigazin
Born in 1984 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. He studied film and television directing at the Kazakh National Academy of Arts. In 2007, he joined the Asian Film Academy, in Pusan, South Korea. The next year, he participated in the Berlinale Talent Campus. Baigazin’s debut feature, Harmony Lessons (2013) won, among others, the Jury Prize at the 37th Mostra and a Silver Bear for its outstanding artistic contribution at the Berlin Film Festival. In August 2013, he was a member of the Jury “Pardi di domani” at the Locarno Film Festival. He is currently working on his new film, The Wounded Angel.
Jerry Rudes
Born San Antonio, Texas. A dual citizen of both the United States and France, he lives in New York and Provence. For 25 years, from 1984 to 2008, he was curator and director of the Avignon Film Festival. He also directed, from 1994 to 2007, an extension of the French event in Manhattan, in partnership with the New York Film Festival. In 2007, he created Mistral Artist Management, an agency that represents a select group of authors, playwrights, directors, screenwriters and actors. In 2014, the company also took control of LVT-USA, one of the world leaders in film and digital subtitling. That same year, he won the distinct Médaille d’Or du Rayonnement Culturel, a medal that distinguishes persons who have rendered distinguished service in French language, literature, arts, science and technology.
Joana Mariani
Born in 1975 in London, she grew up in Rio de Janeiro and now lives in São Paulo. In 2006, she produced Heitor Dhalia’s Drained, winner of the Jury Prize at the 30th Mostra. She worked as an assistant director for the features Adrift (2009), by Heitor Dhalia, and Road 47 (2014), by Vicente Ferraz. In 2006, she founded, along with Matias Mariani, the production company Primo Filmes, which produced, among others, the documentaries The Synthesis of a Race (2009, 33rd Mostra), Elevado 3.5 (2010), Ela Sonhou que Eu Morri (2011) and I Touched All Your Stuff (2014), as well as the narrative films Thirty (2014), by Paulo Machline, and The Enemies of Pain (2014), by Arauco Hernández – the latter three being part of the 38th Mostra’s lineup. She also directed the short films Cotidiano (2008) and Cavalo (2010). Currently, she is starting a new production company, Mar Filmes, and finishing Marias, her first documentary as a director.
Mania Akbari
Born in September, 1974, in Iran, began her art career as a painter in 1991, participating in several group exhibitions in Iran and abroad. She entered Iranian independent films as a director of photography and then as an assistant director in documentaries. In 2002, Mania played the main role in Abbas Kiarostami’s Ten (2002, 26th Mostra). Her feature directorial debut was 20 Fingers (2005, 28th Mostra), winner of best film and best director in the digital cinema competition at the Venice Film Festival. She has also directed 10 + 4 (2008, 32nd Mostra) and One.Two.One (2011, 35ª Mostra). Later, she was practically forced to leave the country because of the pronounced toughening of censorship in Iran, episode that gave rise to the film From Tehran to London (2012). Her documentary Life May Be (2014), codirected with Mark Cousins, will be screened at the 38th Mostra.
Marianne Slot
Born in 1968, in Denmark, and moved to Paris in the early 90s. In 1993, she founded the production company Slot Machine. Since 1995, she has worked with Lars von Trier in films including The Idiots (1998, 22nd Mostra); Dancer in the Dark (2000, 24th Mostra), winner of the Palme d`Or at Cannes; and Nymphomaniac (2013, long version being part of the 38th Mostra line-up); Bent Hamer (Water Easy Reach, 1998, 34th Mostra) and Susanne Bier (Love is All You Need, 2012, 36th Mostra). Parallel to this, she was also dedicated to the production of several films from South American directors, including names like Lisandro Alonso (Los Muertos, 2004, 28th Mostra) and Paz Encina (Hamaca Paraguaya, 2006, Critics’ Prize at the 30ª Mostra). Since 1998, she integrates the Scandinavian delegation of the San Sebastian Film Festival, in Spain. In May 2013, she was named president of the World Cinema Support by France’s Centre National du Cinéma et de l’Image Animée (CNC).
Meinolf Zurhorst
Born in 1953 in the city of Bergisch Gladbach, Germany. After studying Art History, Anthropology and Film and TV, he has worked as critic and written over twenty books on the universe of film and its actors. In the 80s, he founded two companies dedicated to the production and post-production of films and special programs for TV. He also co-wrote and directed several documentaries, the most known ones on two German stars, Götz George and Mario Adorf. In the year 2000, he began working for German broadcaster ZDF as head of the ARTE feature film department. ZDF is one of ARTE’s shareholders and acquires and co-produces movies for theatrical release and broadcasting on the French-German cultural channel, among them Roy Andersson’s A Pidgeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence, Golden Lion winner at Venice Film Festival 2014; Bent Hamer’s 1001 Grams; Adrián Biniez’s El Cinco.
Murilo Salles
Born in 1950 in Rio de Janeiro. He works as a cinematographer, filmmaker, screenwriter and producer. During the 60s and 70s, he directed some short films and documentaries. He worked as cinematographer for movies such as Bruno Barreto’s A Estrela Sobe (1974), Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands (1976) and The Kiss (1980), Carlos Alberto Correia Prates’ Cabaret Mineiro (1980) and Júlio Bressane’s Tabu (1982). In 1984, Happier Than Ever, his first feature film, won prizes at Brazilia, Gramado and Locarno. He later directed Two Edged Knife (1989); Two Billion Hearts (1995), a documentary about 1994 FIFA World Cup; How an Angel Was Born (1996) and Seja o Que Deus Quiser (2002). His last film Camila Jam (2007, 31st Mostra) won the best picture prize at Gramado. At the 38th Mostra, he presents his new fiction feature film O Fim e os Meios, his documentary Aprendi a Jogar com Você (2014) and his four short films on Tunga’s performances made for Instituto Inhotim.
Mariana Rondon
Born in 1966 in Barquisimeto, Venezuela. After studying animation in Paris, she graduated from the first generation of the International School of Film and Television (EICTV), in Cuba. Her first feature film, A La Media Noche y Media (1999), co-directed with Marité Ugás, was screened in more than 40 international festivals. In 2007, she made Postales de Leningrado (2007), which won the Jury Revelation Prize at the 31st Mostra. With her company, Sudaca Films, she produced El Chico Que Miente (2011), directed by Marité Ugás and screened at the Berlin Film Festival. Her third feature film, Pelo Malo (2013, 37th Mostra), won the Golden Shell for best film at the San Sebastián International Film Festival, among other awards.
Thom Andersen
Born in 1943 in Chicago, he lived in Los Angeles for most of his life. A filmmaker, film critic and teacher, he teaches film theory and history at the California Institute of the Arts since 1987. In the 60s, Andersen made several short films. In 1974, he completed Eadweard Muybridge, Zoopraxographer, a documentary film on Muybridge’s photographic work, restored by the UCLA Film and Television Archive in 2013. In 1995, with Noël Burch, he completed Red Hollywood, a critical video essay on the film works created by the victims of the Hollywood Blacklist. Their work on the history of the Blacklist also produced the book Les Communistes de Hollywood: Autre chose que des martyrs (1994). Los Angeles Plays Itself (2003), a feature essay on the representation of Los Angeles in film, is part of the 38th Mostra line-up.
N.T. Binh
Born in 1958 in Paris. Since 1979, he works as a film critic for the French film magazine Positif, in which he has been writing under the pen name of Yann Tobin. He is also a professor in film studies at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University and the author of many books, including on directors Ingmar Bergman, Marcel Carné, Ernst Lubitsch, Joseph L. Mankiewicz or Claude Sautet. He is also a documentary filmmaker, and curator of exhibitions such as Música & Cinema – O Casamento do Século?, currently showing in São Paulo at Sesc Pinheiros.
Diretores
- ABBAS KIAROSTAMI
- ADILKHAN YERZHANOV
- ADIRLEY QUEIRÓS
- ADRIÁN BINIEZ
- ÁGNES SÓS
- AHMED MAGDY MORSY
- AHN SEON-KYOUNG
- AIDA BEGIC
- ALAIN RESNAIS
- ALAN FISCHER
- ALBERT KODAGOLIAN
- ALBERT SHIN
- ALCEU VALENÇA
- ALEJANDRO ALVARADO
- ALEKSANDRA GOWIN, IRENEUSZ GRZYB
- ÁLEX DE LA IGLESIA
- ALEX SANTIAGO PÉREZ
- ALFONSO ZARAUZA
- ALFREDO MONTERO
- ALI ZAMANI ESMATI
- Alice Rohrwacher
- ALOYSIO RAULINO
- Amos Gitai
- ANA DELGADO MARTINS
- ANA PETTA
- ANDRÉ MICHILES
- André Novais Oliveira
- ANDRÉ RISTUM
- André Téchiné
- ANDREAS ARNSTEDT
- ANDREAS PROCHASKA
- ANDREÏ KONCHALOVSKY
- ANDREW DAVIES
- ANDREW HULME
- ANDREY ZVYAGINTSEV
- ANGELA SCHANELEC
- ANNE LE BOUC`H
- ANNE WEIL
- ARAUCO HERNÁNDEZ
- ARIELLE DOMBASLE
- ARNE BIRKENSTOCK
- ARTURO CARBALLO
- ARTURO RIPSTEIN
- ATHANASIOS KARANIKOLAS
- ATIL INAC
- ATOM EGOYAN
- AXELLE ROPERT
- BAHMAN GHOBADI
- BEATRIZ SANCHÍS
- BENEDIKT ERLINGSSON
- BENNETT MILLER
- BENOÎT CHIEUX
- Bettina Oberli
- BORIS NICOT
- Bruno Dumont
- Bruno Safadi
- Camilo Cavalcante
- CAO BAOPING
- CARLOS CARIDAD MONTERO
- CARLOS HUGO CHRISTENSEN
- CAROLE LAURE
- Carolina Jabor
- CARTER SMITH
- CHARLES BINAMÉ
- CHARLES CHAPLIN
- CHEMA RODRÍGUEZ
- CHEN TAO
- CHICO TEIXEIRA
- CHINLIN HSIEH
- CHRISTIAN BACH
- CHRISTIANE SCHMIDT
- CHRISTOPHE COGNET
- CHRISTOPHE VAN ROMPAEY
- Claire Denis
- CLAUDE CHABROL
- CLAUDIO GIOVANNESI
- CLERY CUNHA
- COLETTE BOTHOF
- CONCHA BARQUERO
- CORINNE VAN EGERAAT
- Cristi Puiu
- CYNTHIA BEATT
- Damián Szifrón
- DANI LEVY
- DANIEL ARAGÃO
- DANIEL CASTRO
- DANIEL VEGA E DIEGO VEGA
- Davi Pretto
- DAVID MENKES
- David Trueba
- DENYS ARCAND
- DICK TUINDER
- DIDIER GUILLAIN
- DIEP HOANG NGUYEN
- DOMINGOS DE OLIVEIRA
- DOMINIK GRAF
- DOUGLAS BOSWELL
- DREW TAYLOR
- DUANE HOPKINS
- DYANA GAYE
- EDER SANTOS
- EDGAR NEVILLE
- EDGARDO COZARINSKY
- Edu Felistoque
- Edward Berger
- EHSAN ABDIPUR
- ELCHIN MUSAOGLU
- ELENA HAZANOV
- ELOY ENCISO CACHAFEIRO
- Emir Kusturica
- ENRICO MENDUNI
- ERAN RIKLIS
- ERIC BOADELLA
- EROL MINTAS
- Eryk Rocha
- ESTER AMRAMI
- FABIO BARDELLA
- FELIX VON BOEHM
- Fellipe Barbosa
- FEO ALADAG
- FERDINANDO VICENTINI ORGNANI
- Fernando Coni Campos
- FERNANDO FRANCO
- Francesco Munzi
- FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT
- FRANZ MÜLLER
- FRÉDÉRIC MARTIN
- GABRIEL MASCARO
- GEORGE OVASHVILI
- GERSON TAVARES
- GIANNI BORGNA
- GRACIA QUEREJETA
- GREGG ARAKI
- Gregorio Graziosi
- GUILLERMO ARRIAGA
- HAFSTEINN GUNNAR SIGURÐSSON
- HANNAH LEONIE PRINZLER
- HANS PETTER MOLAND
- Hector Babenco
- HÉLIER CISTERNE
- Helvécio Ratton
- HEND BAKR
- HENRY LEHRMAN
- HIDEO NAKATA
- HISHAM ZAMAN
- Hong Sang-soo
- HORACIO ALCALA
- HOWARD BROOKNER
- HÜSEYIN KARABEY
- Icíar Bollaín
- Inés Barrionuevo
- Inés María Barrionuevo
- Isild Le Besco
- Israel Cárdenas
- JACK ZAGHA KABABIE
- JACQUES-RÉMY GIRERD
- JAIME ROSALES
- JAN HREBEJK
- JAN VERHEYEN
- JANE GILLOOLY
- JAVIER RUIZ CALDERA
- JEAN PAUL CIVEYRAC
- JEAN-FRANÇOIS CAISSY
- JEAN-LUC GODARD
- JEAN-MARC VALLÉE
- JEAN-PIERRE DARDENNE
- JEFF BARNABY
- João Botelho
- JOHN BOORMAN
- JONAS ALEXANDER ARNBY
- Jonás Trueba
- Jöns Jönsson
- JORDI CADENA
- JORGE PÉREZ SOLANO
- JORGE SEMPRÚN
- JOSH LAWSON
- JUAN BARRERO
- JULIANA ROJAS
- JUNG YOON-SUK
- Kamen Kalev
- Karim Aïnouz
- KEN JACOBS
- KENNETH ELVEBAKK
- KRZYSZTOF KIEŚLOWSKI
- KRZYSZTOF ZANUSSI
- LARRY WEINSTEIN
- Lars Von Trier
- Laura Amelia Guzmán
- LAURENT CANTET
- Lav Diaz
- LEÓN SIMINIANI
- LEONARDO DI COSTANZO
- LEONARDO LACCA
- LEVAN KOQUASHVILI
- Lírio Ferreira
- LISANDRO ALONSO
- Lois Patiño
- LUCIAN PINTILIE
- LUIS BUÑUEL
- LUÍS MIÑARRO
- MAHMOUD BEHRAZNIA
- Majid-Reza Mostafavi
- Mania Akbari
- Manoel de Oliveira
- MARC RECHA
- MARCELO GALVÃO
- Marco Bellocchio
- MARIA GAMBOA
- MARIANNE TARDIEU
- MARIN KARMITZ
- Mark Cousins
- Martín Shanly
- MARTIN TALBOT
- MATÍAS LUCCHESI
- MATIAS MARIANI E MAÍRA BÜHLER
- MAX CURRIE
- MAXIME GIROUX
- MAYYE ZAYED
- MEHDI RAHMANI
- MEHRAN TAMADON
- MENNO MEYJES
- MICHAEL HANEKE
- MICHELANGELO FRAMMARTINO
- MIGUEL COHAN
- MIGUEL FERRARI
- MINI KERTI
- MIRA NAIR
- MOHAMAD EL-HADIDI
- MOHAMED ZEDAN
- MOHAMMAD ALI ATASSI
- Mohsen Makhmalbaf
- Murilo Salles
- MYROSLAV SLABOSHPYTSKIY
- Nadav Lapid
- NADAV SCHIRMAN
- NAE CARANFIL
- Naomi Kawase
- NARIMAN TUREBAYEV
- NASSER ZAMIRI
- Nathan Silver
- NERMEEN SALEM
- NETO VILLALOBOS
- NILS MALMROS
- NOAZ DESHE
- NOBORU NAKAMURA
- Nuri Bilge Ceylan
- NURIA IBÁÑEZ
- OLIVIER ASSAYAS
- ORSON WELLES
- PACO LEÓN BARRIOS
- PAOLO TAVIANI, VITTORIO TAVIANI
- PATRICK BLOSSIER
- Paul Vecchiali
- PAULO HENRIQUE FONTENELLE
- Paulo Machline
- PAULO SACRAMENTO
- Pedro Almodóvar
- PEDRO DIOGENES, LUIZ PRETTI, RICARDO PRETTI
- PEPPE SIFFREDI
- PETER LIECHTI
- PETER LUISI
- PETR LOM
- PHILIPPE KOTLARSKI
- PIRJO HONKASALO
- RAFAEL DE LUNA FREIRE
- Rafael Saar
- RAINER HARTLEB
- RAMÓN SALAZAR
- RANI MASSALHA
- RAPHAEL BOTTINO
- RAPHAEL ERICHSEN
- RAYMOND ST-JEAN
- RENÉ FRÖLKE
- Reza Dormishian
- Ricardo Pretti
- RIEKE BRENDEL
- ROBERT GUÉDIGUIAN
- ROBERTO CASTÓN
- ROBERTO SANTOS
- RODOLFO GARCÍA VÁZQUEZ
- ROY ANDERSSON
- Ruben Östlund
- RUDY BARICHELLO
- SAAR KLEIN
- SABINE GISIGER
- SAFI YAZDANIAN
- SAMIRA MAKMALBAF
- SANJEEV GUPTA
- SEPIDEH FARSI
- Sergei Loznitsa
- SERGIO CANDEL
- Sérgio Tréfaut
- SERGIO WOLF
- SIMON HAWKINS
- SIMON JAQUEMET
- SIMON STAHO
- SIMONE RAPISARDA CASANOVA
- Sophie Fillières
- STEFAN HAUPT
- Stephan Komandarev
- STEVE CLARK
- SUDABEH MORTEZAI
- SYLLAS TZOUMERKAS
- SYLVIO LANNA
- TALYA LAVIE
- TARSO ARAÚJO
- TEODORA MIHAI
- TERESA VILLAVERDE
- THEO ANGELOPOULOS
- THOM ANDERSEN
- THOMAS CAILLEY
- THOMAS IMBACH
- TIZUKA YAMASAKI
- TOMAS ALFREDSON
- TSUI HARK
- UGO GIORGETTI
- Ursula Meier
- UWE JANSON
- VANDRÉ FERNANDES
- Víctor Erice
- VINCENZO MARRA
- VIVIAN QU
- Vladimir Perisic
- VOLKER SCHLÖNDORFF
- WALTER CARVALHO
- Walter Salles
- WARWICK THORNTON
- XAVIER DOLAN
- YILMAZ GÜNEY
- Yôji Yamada
- YORGOS SERVETAS
- YURY BYKOV
- ZAK HILDITCH
- ZEKE HAWKINS
- ZIAD HOMSI
Filmes
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