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O Quadro
Upon seeing his wife (Juliana Seabra) die, a painter (Ricardo Martins) decides to honor her with a post-mortem painting (made after death). When hanging the finished painting on the wall, the painter realizes that something strange is happening in his work, which awakens in him a mixture of longing and fear. They say it's not good to have pictures of dead people in your house.
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Plot Summary
This documentary delves into the life and work of Brazilian artist Tunga, exploring his artistic process and legacy. It examines his unique approach to sculpture, performance, and installation art, revealing the depth of his creative universe. The film offers a intimate look at the inspirations and motivations behind his groundbreaking contributions to contemporary art.
Critical Reception
O Quadro received positive reviews, particularly for its insightful exploration of Tunga's artistic contributions and its comprehensive look at his creative process. Critics praised the documentary for its artistic merit and its ability to capture the essence of the artist's influential work.
What Reviewers Say
Offers a compelling and intimate portrait of the artist Tunga.
Showcases the breadth and depth of Tunga's innovative artistic practice.
A valuable document for understanding contemporary Brazilian art.
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Fun Fact
The film extensively uses archival footage and interviews to piece together the life and work of Tunga, who passed away in 2016, before the documentary's release.
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