Fabiula Nascimento welcomes director Cláudio Assis and actress Dira Paes to talk about film festival hit "Amarelo Manga". With an unconventional script, the film, screened at Berlin International Film Festival, aims to unsettle the viewer and present a multicultural Brazil.
Diretor Marcos Bernstein and Oscar nominated actress Fernanda Montenegro talk about making "O Outro Lado da Rua", awarded at Berlin International Film Festival and Tribeca Film Festival, among others.
Director Fellipe Barbosa and actor Thales Cavalcanti talk about "Casa Grande". The guests tell about choosing the film's young actors and building its characters, and about how the script mixes reality and fiction.
Fabiula Nascimento welcomes Jorge Furtado and Fernanda Torres to talk about "Saneamento Básico", a comedy about a small community that resorts to making a movie to try and solve the basic sanitation problems which plague their village.
Director Jeferson De and actor Caio Blat talk about "Bróder", a film about young men living in the outskirts of São Paulo. The guests talk about the importance of shooting on location and getting ready for their roles.
Director Marcelo Gomes and cinematographer Mauro Pinheiro talk about Cinema, Aspirinas e Urubus. Awarded at Cannes Film Festival, the film tells the story of an unlikely friendship between two men in 1942 - one Brazilian, the other German.
Director Flávia Castro and editor Jordana Berg talk about the documentary "Diário de uma Busca". Awarded at Havana Film Festival, Castro recalls the project's very personal starting point and unique research process.
Director Kleber Mendonça Filho and producer Emilie Lesclaux talk about "O Som ao Redor", awarded at Rotterdam International Film Festival. The guests remember the film's creation and reveal the search for diversity in the casting process.
Fabiula Nascimento welcomes director Lírio Ferreira and actor Daniel de Oliveira to talk about "Sangue Azul". The guests discuss the film's critical reception and tell how difficult it was to shoot in Fernando de Noronha island.
Director Luciano Moura and screenwriter Elena Soárez talk about "A Busca". Screened at Sundance Film Festival in 2012, the film tells the story of a man whose son goes missing.
Director Andrucha Waddington and producer Leonardo Monteiro de Barros talk about "Eu Tu Eles". Awarded at Cannes Film Festival and Havana Film Festival, among others, the film is loosely inspired by a real story.
Director Eduardo Nunes and actress Simone Spoladore talk about "Sudoeste", screened at Rotterdam International Film Festival 2012. The guests speak about character-building and the relationship between director and actor.
Director Cláudio Torres and producer Luiz Noronha talk about "A Mulher Invisível", highlighting the fantasy elements on the film and its autobiographical aspects.
Director Sandra Kogut and producer Flávio Tambellini talk about "Mutum". Based on Guimarães Rosa's "Campo Geral", the film was screened at Berlin and Cannes, and awarded at Rotterdam Film Festival 2008.
Director Pedro Amorim and producer Malu Miranda talk about their third collaboration, "Mato Sem Cachorro". The couple recalls the script development and the challenges in shooting a film with animals.
First feature film from director Ives Rosenfeld, "Aspirantes" is the theme of this episode. Along with actor Ariclenes Barroso, Rosenfeld recalls working with the actors and choosing locations.
Director Aly Muritiba and actor Fernando Alves Pinto talk about the script and the character building in "Para Minha Amada Morta". The feature, released in 2016, is a story about betrayal and revenge.
José Henrique Fonseca and Dado Villa-Lobos talk about "O Homem do Ano", based on Patrícia Melo's "O Matador". The director and the composer recall the process in creating the film's soundtrack.
Based on Renato Russo's epic song, "Faroeste Caboclo" is the film featured on this episode. Director René Sampaio and actor Fabrício Boliveira talk about everything they learned with the box office hit.
Director Roberto Berliner and production designer Daniel Flaksman talk about "Nise - O Coração da Loucura". The guests recall the cast's preparation process and the challenges in shooting at an asylum.
Director João Jardim and art director Thiago Marques talk about "Getúlio", an intimate portrait of the ex-president's last days. The guests recall the challenges in working with historical locations and objects.
Food, sex and power. Approaching the relation between these themes, "Estômago" is the featured film in this episode. Director Marcos Jorge and producer Cláudia da Natividade recall the project's birth and challenges.
Director Sérgio Machado and cinematographer Toca Seabra talk about "Cidade Baixa", awarded at Cannes Film Festival 2005. The guests talk about the film's references and recall the process in casting and making the project.
Director Laís Bodanzky and actor Francisco Miguez talk about teenage drama "As Melhores Coisas do Mundo". The guests talk about the interactions between grown ups and teens during the film's making.
