O País do CinemaSeason 3

Hosted by actress Andreia Horta, the show dives into Brazilian Film through its filmmakers, actors and crew, featuring 26 Brazilian movies of prominence each season.

Where to Watch O País do Cinema • Season 3

26 Episodes

Como Nossos Pais
E1
Como Nossos PaisDirector Laís Bodanzky and actress Maria Ribeiro talk about "Como Nossos Pais". Bodanzky comments on choosing the main actress and being inspired by Belchior's work.
O Nome da Morte
E2
O Nome da MorteActress Fabiula Nascimento and producer Rodrigo Letier talk about "O Nome da Morte". The guests comment on portraying the story of real-life hit man Júlio Santana on the screen.
Tatuagem
E3
TatuagemDirector Hilton Lacerda and actor Rodrigo Garcia talk about "Tatuagem". The guests comment on how the themes of the story, set in 1978, remain relevant, and on the importance of marginal art.
O Animal Cordial
E4
O Animal CordialDirector Gabriela Amaral Almeida and actress Luciana Paes talk about "Animal Cordial". The guests comment on the allegoric potential of horror as a genre, and on how the film relates to current themes and the power of womanhood.
Aos Teus Olhos
E5
Aos Teus OlhosDirector Carolina Jabor and actor Daniel de Oliveira talk about "Aos Teus Olhos", debating about online hate and the film's provoking approach to the theme.
Pela Janela
E6
Pela JanelaDirector Caroline Leone and actress Magali Biff talk about "Pela Janela". The guests comment on the spontaneity of the shooting and on how the film is inspired by women who overcome the limitations set by life.
Corpo Elétrico
E7
Corpo ElétricoDirector Marcelo Caetano and actor Kelner Macêdo talk about "Corpo Elétrico". The guests discuss Walt Whitman's poetry as an inspiration, glimpsing the potency that lies in socially oppressed bodies.
O Paciente
E8
O PacienteActor Othon Bastos and director Sérgio Rezende talk about "O Paciente", discussing the creative method used to show Tancredo Neves on the screen as a human story.
A Moça do Calendário
E9
A Moça do Calendário"Facing risk is being free". Director Helena Ignez and producer Sinai Sganzerla talk about "A Moça do Calendário", proclaiming women on film as protagonists of their own stories.
Fala Comigo
E10
Fala Comigo"A healthy relationship can bring up the best in ourselves". Actress Karine Teles and director Felipe Sholl talk about "Fala Comigo", discussing relationships and insecurities.
Quase Memória
E11
Quase Memória"What would your future self tell your past self?". Director Rui Guerra and actor Charles Fricks talk about "Quase Memória", running through the beautiful and nebulous labyrinth of memories in this almost-novel.
Eu Receberia as Piores Notícias dos Seus Lindos Lábios
E12
Eu Receberia as Piores Notícias dos Seus Lindos LábiosActress Camila Pitanga and author Marçal Aquino talk about the adaptation process in "Eu Receberia as Piores Notícias dos Seus Lindos Lábios", the film she starred in based on the book he wrote.
Pastor Cláudio
E13
Pastor CláudioDirector Beth Formaggini and psychologist Eduardo Passos talk about "Pastor Cláudio". The guests discuss how they interviewed Cláudio Guerra, responsible for torturing and making bodies disappear during Brazilian's military dictatorship.
Cinema Novo
E14
Cinema NovoDirector Eryk Rocha and producer Diogo Dahl talk about "Cinema Novo". The guests reflect on Brazil's cinematographic movement and rethink Cinema's social role through democratization.
Gabriel e a Montanha
E15
Gabriel e a MontanhaDirector Fellipe Barbosa and actor João Pedro Zappa talk about "Gabriel e a Montanha". The guests recall the challenges in filming on the mountains and tell the moving story of late Gabriel Buchmann's last goodbye.
Albatroz
E16
AlbatrozActress Camila Morgado and screenwriter Bráulio Mantovani talk about "Albatroz". The guests discuss how "Lost Highway" inspired this film about loss of creative control.
Café com Canela
E17
Café com CanelaDirectors Glenda Nicácio and Ary Rosa talk about "Café com Canela". The guests manifest their desire to show the daily life on Recôncavo Baiano and comment on how their creative process goes way beyond fiction.
Proibido Proibir
E18
Proibido Proibir"We can't forget our dead". Actress Maria Flor and director Jorge Durán talk about "Proibido Proibir", commenting on how the 2007 film remains more relevant than ever.
Vinicius
E19
ViniciusActor Ricardo Blat and director Miguel Faria Júnior talk about "Vinicius". The guests discuss the poet's importance for Cinema as an art, their deep dive into his life story and the lessons they learned in the process.
Motorrad
E20
MotorradDirector Vicente Amorim and actress Carla Salle talk about "Motorrad". The guests discuss how challenging it is to make a slasher movie in Brazil and reveal a mishap with Salle that almost changed the course of the shooting.
As Duas Irenes
E21
As Duas IrenesDirector Fabio Meira and actress Isabela Torres talk about "As Duas Irenes". The guests reveal how the author's family influenced the script and tell the intriguing story of the protagonist who changed the course of her own life.
Educação Sentimental
E22
Educação SentimentalDirector Julio Bressane and actress Josie Antello talk about "Educação Sentimental". The guests discuss how this type of film is undervalued in Brazil and the crucial role of dancing in its message.
Não Devore Meu Coração
E23
Não Devore Meu CoraçãoDirector Felipe Bragança and producer Marina Meliande talk about "Não Devore Meu Coração". The guests discuss the film's approach on Paraguayan War's imaginary and their intriguing choice of protagonist.
Vermelho Russo
E24
Vermelho RussoActresses Martha Nowill and Maria Manoella talk about "Vermelho Russo". The guests discuss building a script with such tenuous boundaries between fiction and reality, and how challenging it is to portray Theatre on film.
A Cidade Onde Envelheço
E25
A Cidade Onde EnvelheçoDirector Marília Rocha and producer Luana Melgaço talk about "A Cidade Onde Envelheço". The guests discuss how the script was born and recall the shooting's backstage.
Piedade
E26
PiedadeDirector Cláudio Assis and editor Karen Harley talk about "Piedade". The guests discuss the film's accusatory discourse and claim it as a letter to the future.