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Transversal do Tempo
The special documentary celebrates Elis Regina's 75th birthday and makes a parallel between Elis' extremely prevailing thoughts with those of João Marcello Bôscoli, Pedro Camargo Mariano and Maria Rita, her children, answering the same questions in the present time. All three talk about their childhood, their relationship with Elis and her artistic career.
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Plot Summary
This documentary posthumously presents the final interviews of acclaimed Brazilian filmmaker Eduardo Coutinho, focusing on his exploration of memory, time, and the lives of ordinary people. Through these conversations, the film delves into themes of personal history, social realities, and the enduring human spirit. It offers a profound reflection on the nature of storytelling and the passage of time.
Critical Reception
As a posthumous release compiling earlier works, "Transversal do Tempo" has been praised for its deeply personal and reflective nature, showcasing Coutinho's masterful ability to elicit intimate stories. Critics lauded its poignant exploration of memory and the lives of everyday Brazilians, cementing its place as a significant addition to his oeuvre.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its profound and moving exploration of memory and time.
Celebrated for Coutinho's empathetic and incisive interviewing style.
Considered a vital testament to the filmmaker's legacy and artistic vision.
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Fun Fact
Eduardo Coutinho passed away before the film's completion, and the documentary was assembled from footage of his final interviews by his collaborators.
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