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Rocha que Voa (original title)

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Documentary about one of the most obscure periods in director Glauber Rocha's life: his exile in Cuba, from 1971 until 1972.

Director:

Eryk Rocha
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Cast

Credited cast:
Fernando Birri Fernando Birri ...
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Julio García Espinosa Julio García Espinosa ...
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Alfredo Guevara Alfredo Guevara ...
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Tomás Gutiérrez Alea Tomás Gutiérrez Alea ...
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Germinal Hernández Germinal Hernández ...
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Nelson Herrera Nelson Herrera ...
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Marcos Medeiros Marcos Medeiros ...
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Manolo Perez Manolo Perez ...
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Glauber Rocha Glauber Rocha ...
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Maria Teresa Sopeña Maria Teresa Sopeña ...
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Mirian Tavalera Mirian Tavalera ...
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Santiago Álvarez Santiago Álvarez ...
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This film deals with a little-known period in the life of celebrated Brazilian filmmaker and political activist Glauber Rocha. Rocha's years of exile in Cuba (1971-72), coincided with a period of great cultural ferment and debate about the roles of the arts in the social and political revolutions of Latin America and the Third World. Using previously unseen video footage, the film shows Rocha all jerky and with florid rhetoric urging his Cuban comrades to embrace the new political and cultural challenges of the age; outlining his vision of a unified Third World; and expounding on the differences and peculiarities of Latin Americans and the means by which their revolutionary aims might be achieved. A document about a unique political and artistic moment, the film traces the links between the two most important Latin American filmmaking movements of the late '60s the Brazilian Cinema Nôvo and the Cuban Cine Revolucionario. Written by Anonymous  

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Country:

Brazil | Cuba

Language:

Portuguese | Spanish

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Also Known As:

Flying Rocha See more »

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Stereo

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Color
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