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VINTE - RioFilme, 20 anos de cinema brasileiro

The documentary VINTE - RioFilme, 20 anos de cinema brasileiro is a celebration of these two decades of Brazilian cinema, revealing the role of RioFilme in its recent history. Created in late 1992, shortly after the impeachment of Fernando Collor and shortly before the Audiovisual Law, RioFilme is the daughter of our democratic consolidation and the mother of the recovery, which contributed to and often inaugurated different phases of Brazilian cinema, until the current strengthening of its economy and the multiplication of the diversity of its films.

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  • Walter Salles

    Walter Salles

    Self

  • Walter Carvalho

    Walter Carvalho

    Self

  • Mariza Leão

    Mariza Leão

    Self

  • José Carlos Avellar

    José Carlos Avellar

    Self

  • Paulo Sérgio de Almeida

    Paulo Sérgio de Almeida

    Self

  • Arnaldo Carrilho

    Arnaldo Carrilho

    Self

  • José Wilker

    José Wilker

    Self

  • Sérgio Sá Leitão

    Sérgio Sá Leitão

    Self

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The documentary VINTE - RioFilme, 20 anos de cinema brasileiro is a celebration of these two decades of Brazilian cinema, revealing the role of RioFilme in its recent history. Created in late 1992, shortly after the impeachment of Fernando Collor and shortly before the Audiovisual Law, RioFilme is the daughter of our democratic consolidation and the mother of the recovery, which contributed to and often inaugurated different phases of Brazilian cinema, until the current strengthening of its economy and the multiplication of the diversity of its films.

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