Making of - Quilombo

This documentary delves into the historical context and cinematic creation of Carlos Diegues' film 'Quilombo'. It explores the story of Palmares, a legendary runaway slave settlement in colonial Brazil, and the challenges faced in bringing this significant historical narrative to the screen. The film examines the cultural and political underpinnings of the rebellion and the artistic choices made to represent it.

As a documentary about the making of a film, 'Making of - Quilombo' is often viewed as a companion piece to the original film. Reviews tend to focus on its documentary value in understanding the historical and production aspects of 'Quilombo'. It is generally appreciated for its insights into Brazilian cinema and history.

• Offers valuable insight into the production of the feature film 'Quilombo'.

• Provides historical context for the events depicted in the film.

• Appreciated by those interested in Brazilian filmmaking and history.

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The original film 'Quilombo' was a significant production in Brazilian cinema, aiming to bring the story of the resistance against slavery to a wider audience and sparking important conversations about Brazil's history.