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2019 · Documentary · 27 min · Released

Synopsis

What does Brazilian cinema tell us? What does Brazilian cinema tell us about black actresses and actors? ‘Pressed, Ripped Apart’ makes use of archival sources to retrieve the trajectory of black actresses and actors who, between absences and delimited presences, between the fallacy of a racial democracy – based on the harmony among Brazil’s diverse identities – and erasure of identity, strain the history of Brazilian audiovisual and above all, our own history.

Crew

Directed by Fábio Rodrigues Filho

Written by Fábio Rodrigues Filho

Cast

• Antônio Pitanga as (archive footage) (Acting)
• Antônio Pompêo as (archive footage) (Acting)
• Zezé Motta as (archive footage) (Acting)
• Grande Otelo as (archive footage) (Acting)
• Lázaro Ramos as (archive footage) (Acting)
• Milton Gonçalves as (archive footage) (Acting)
• Ruth de Souza as (archive footage) (Acting)
• Léa Garcia as (archive footage) (Acting)

Details

Genre: Documentary

Language: Portuguese

Country: Brazil

Original title: Tudo Que é Apertado Rasga

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