O Cinema, Manoel de Oliveira e Eu

João Botelho

IndieLisboa 2016 • Special Screenings

Portugal, Documentary, 2016, 80′

The death of Manoel de Oliveira left a big void in Portuguese cinema. João Botelho, his pupil, pays homage to his master, in a film about his unique method for directing films. A style that shaped world cinema and anticipated the future.

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