O Cinema ficcional de Líbero Luxardo

Abstract

The dissertation The Fictional Cinema Libero Luxardo, from the history of Brazilian cinema, studies the cinematic representations of Libero Luxardo, specifically its three fiction films Um dia qualquer; Marajó, barreira do mar and Brutos Inocentes, produced in the Amazon state of Pará, in the 60s and 70s of the twentieth century. Belém, Marajó and, in general, Amazon do, even so slight, part of this discussion because they are represented in the film text. Divided into four chapters, we analyze scenes, contexts, language of film and other topics relevant to the research, which intertextlizing with other texts of artistic, as literature, design and popular song, contextualized in the historical process and social geographically located in the Amazon. This work is a reflection on those representations and provides theoretical basis-historical study of several sources for analysis of cinema Libero Luxardo, among them Pedro Veriano (1983, 1999, 2006, 2008), J.J. Paes Loureiro (1965, 2008), Acyr Castro (1965, 1986), Sidney Leite (2005), Paulo Emílio Sales Gomes (2001), Joseph Mascelli (2010), Christian Metz (1973, 2010), mainly with respect to the movies. Marcio Souza (1994), Violeta Loureiro (1992), Leandro Tocantins (1982, 1987), among others, with respect to Amazon.