Júlio Bressane Eduardo Azevedo
Júlio Bressane Eduardo Azevedo was born on the 13 th February 1946. He is a Brazilian filmmaker and a writer. source of picture: en.w...
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Júlio Bressane Eduardo Azevedo was born on the 13th February
1946. He is a Brazilian filmmaker and a writer.
source of picture: en.wikipedia.org
He was a representative if the cinema marginal of the country, he started
making movies as an assistant director of Walter Lima Jr., in
1965. He for the first time directed a movie of the country called Face to Face
and was chosen for the Festival of Brasilia. He was the founder of the Belair Movies together with a movie maker of
the country called Rogerio Sganzerla. They selected a pattern of movie
making and low cost production and as such managed to run 6 feature movies in
just six months.
Filmography
Ø 2008
– The Herb of the Rat
Ø 2007
– Cleopatra
Ø 2003
– Love Film
Ø 2002
– Days of Nietzsche in Turin
Ø 1999
– St. Jerome
Ø 1997
– Miramar
Ø 1995
– The Mandarin
Ø 1992
– Oswaldianas
Ø 1989
– The Sermon – The Story of Antonio
Vieira
Ø 1985
– Brás Cubas
Ø 1982
– Tabu
Ø 1979
– Innocent Cinema
Ø 1978
– The Giant of America
Ø 1977
– Chinese Viola
Ø 1977
– The Agony
Ø 1975
– The Monster Caraíba
Ø 1973
– The King of the Deck
Ø 1972
– Tears Pantera
Ø 1971
– Memoirs of a Strangler of Blondes
Ø 1971
– Mad Love
Ø 1971
– The Fairy of the East
Ø 1970
– Beware, Madame
Ø 1970
– Baron Olavo, the Horrible
Ø 1970
– The Family of Noise
Ø 1969
– Killed the Family and Went to the
Movies
Ø 1969
– The Just-Born Angel
Ø 1967
– Face To Face
Awards
Ø Venice
Film Festival, 2001 (Italy) – Winner of Filmcritica Bastone Bianco Award (Júlio Bressane).
Ø Love Film won the awards for
best film, photography (Walter Carvalho) and soundtrack (Guilherme Vaz), the
36th Festival de Brasília Film in 2003
Ø Candango won the trophy for
best film at the Festival de Brasília, by Tabu (1982) and Miramar
(1997)
Ø Candango won the trophy for
best director at the Festival de Brasilia, Miramar (1997) and St.
Jerome (1999)
Ø Award
for best screenplay to Rosa Maria Dias at the Festival de Brasilia by Days of Nietzsche in Turin
Books
Ø Some (1996)
Ø Cinemancia (2000)
Ø Fotodrama (2005)
Ø Deslimite (2011)
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