by Cacá Diegues · Objetiva · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788539005901
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In this memoir, filmmaker Cacá Diegues chronicles his life and career, from his childhood in Maceió to his role as a key figure in the Brazilian Cinema Novo movement. Through an honest and insightful narrative, the author reflects on the last 50 years of Brazilian history, covering topics such as student activism, the challenges of film production, his personal relationships, and his struggle against censorship and authoritarianism.
The book provides a fascinating overview of the cultural effervescence of the 1960s, the impact of modernization, and the country's process of redemocratization. It is an essential read for understanding the evolution of Brazilian cinema and the life of one of its most influential directors, who always sought a balance between reflection, thought, and beauty in his work.
