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Humberto Mauro (1897–1983)
Pioneer of Brazilian cinema. Humberto Mauro began his career in the provinces in 1926 and was brought to Rio de Janeiro by producer-director Adhemar Gonzaga in 1930. He went on to direct several features which were praised for their uniquely Brazilian style - notably Raaka joukko (1933) - as well as making over 230 shorts for the National ...
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Born:in Volta Grande, Minas Gerais, BrazilDied:(age 86) in Volta Grande, Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Director (218 credits)
1939
Exposição de Trabalhos Manuais das Escolas Primárias Municipais Brasileiras
(Documentary short)
1938
Exposição José Bonifácio: Centenário da Morte do Patriarca da Independência
(Documentary short)
1936
O Ministro da Educação Dr.Gustavo Capanema Recebe as Installações da Rádio Sociedade
(Documentary short)
1934
As Sete Maravilhas do Rio de Janeiro: Primeira Maravilha e Segunda Maravilha
(Documentary short)
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Cinematographer (111 credits)
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Editor (108 credits)
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Writer (22 credits)
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Actor (12 credits)
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