2013
DOI: 10.21471/jls.v11i0.224
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Vieira, Patrícia. Cinema no Estado Novo: A Encenação do Regime. Lisboa: Colibri, 2011.

Abstract: Cinema no Estado Novo: A Encenação do Regime de Patrícia Vieira é uma história do cinema português produzido durante as primeiras três décadas do Estado Novo—anos trinta aos cinquenta—que focaliza a relação dessa filmografia com a ideologia salazarista.

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“…He was a poet, a musician, and an actor, and became well known for his secondary roles in the films A revolução de maio (The may revolution, 1937) and O pai tirano (The tyrannical father, 1941), by António Lopes Ribeiro, and O pátio das cantigas, (The courtyard of the ballads, 1941), by Francisco Ribeiro. In all three films he played Russian characters: the communist Dimoff in the first, the refugee Ciriloff in the second, and a character called Boris Dunov in the third (Torgal, 2010;Vieira, 2011). In O pátio das cantigas, according to an article in the magazine Animatógrafo (10 nov. 1941), which included a photograph of the actor playing the cello in the midst of several animals, the home of his character, Boris, was a paradigm of harmony.…”
Section: Vegetarianism and Naturism: From Portugal To Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He was a poet, a musician, and an actor, and became well known for his secondary roles in the films A revolução de maio (The may revolution, 1937) and O pai tirano (The tyrannical father, 1941), by António Lopes Ribeiro, and O pátio das cantigas, (The courtyard of the ballads, 1941), by Francisco Ribeiro. In all three films he played Russian characters: the communist Dimoff in the first, the refugee Ciriloff in the second, and a character called Boris Dunov in the third (Torgal, 2010;Vieira, 2011). In O pátio das cantigas, according to an article in the magazine Animatógrafo (10 nov. 1941), which included a photograph of the actor playing the cello in the midst of several animals, the home of his character, Boris, was a paradigm of harmony.…”
Section: Vegetarianism and Naturism: From Portugal To Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lorsqu'on lit les pages d'une revue comme O Mundo português (1934)(1935)(1936)(1937)(1938)(1939)(1940)(1941)(1942)(1943)(1944)(1945)(1946)(1947), on voit que l'imaginaire africain du régime, même quand il s'agissait de produire un savoir scientifique sur ce continent, a toujours été dominé par les motifs de la forêt vierge et du batuque 17 . Les représentations cinématographiques produites sous l'Estado novo ont largement contribué à construire cette unité de l'Empire, à travers la représentation des corps « indistincts » des populations africaines, comme l'a montré José Ricardo Carvalheiro 18 , ou en tant qu'expression de la « violence » par opposition à la « force » du colonisateur, selon l'analyse de Patrícia Vieira 19 . Dans l'analyse que j'ai proposée de la musique composée par Joly Braga Santos pour le film Chaimite 20 , j'ai cherché Débats à montrer comment ce film exprime de manière évidente la négation de toute possibilité d'expression musicale autonome et différenciée des populations africaines ; celle-ci s'y réduit à des stéréotypes primitivistes tandis que la représentation musicale des colons est au contraire centrée sur leur sentimentalité et leur spiritualité.…”
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