The Armada of Pedro Álvares Cabral discovers Brazil.The Armada of Pedro Álvares Cabral discovers Brazil.The Armada of Pedro Álvares Cabral discovers Brazil.
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- GoofsWith the exception of one character, all the other talking Portuguese characters speak in a Brazilian version of Portuguese (known now as Brazilian Portuguese), which didn't exist back in 1500.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Humberto Mauro (1965)
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Poor birth of Brazilian Cinema.
It's a historical movie. One of the first of Brazilian Filmography, it has it's importance, but clearly shows how underdeveloped the seventh art was in Brasil in that point. Years before had been made: City Lights, Modern Times ans M (Fritz Lang). Mauro's filmed theater was then dated and boring, but important to the development. History curiosity, that's all.
The acting is definitely theatrical and the quality of the copy we have today, even restored, is terrible.
In the years to come, better things (considering international panorama) were made in Brazil.
The acting is definitely theatrical and the quality of the copy we have today, even restored, is terrible.
In the years to come, better things (considering international panorama) were made in Brazil.
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- m3rtins
- Jul 3, 2005
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- A Descoberta do Brasil
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- 1.37 : 1
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