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Brazilian Saga: Carlos Diegues' Cinematic Adventures
April 12 - 18, 2013
Note: Diegues will no longer be in person at this screening.
Diegues returns to the heroic subject of his debut, Ganga Zumba, with Tony Tornado starring as the legendary leader of a group of slaves who have fled a Pernambuco sugar cane mill.
Note: Diegues will no longer be in person at this screening.
Diegues returns to the heroic subject of his first film, Ganga Zumba, with Tony Tornado starring as the legendary leader of runaway slaves who have fled a sugar cane mill in Pernambuco. Zumba’s godson and heir Zumbi (Antônio Pompêo) rebels against his father’s more conciliatory ways by confronting Brazil’s massive colonial army.
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