It's May 5th! This means that today is World Portuguese Language Day... and also the first day of the Third Luso World Cinema blogathon! Beth Ann and I, your hostesses, couldn't be more thrilled to share the love of all things Luso in film!
Now, the entries!
I kick things off with the two Carmens of Brazilian cinema: Carmen Santos and Carmen Miranda.
Gill from Realweegiemidgtet Reviews showcases Daniel Brühl in "Good Bye Lenin!" (2003)
Next up is Raquel from Out of the Past with a review of Sarah Maldoror's Sambizanga (1972), the first fiction feature made by a Portuguese-speaking country in Africa.
Co-hostess Beth from Spellbound with Beth Ann analyzes three classic films with Portuguese characters.
6 comments:
Hi there,
Here is my entry for the blogathon... https://weegiemidget.wordpress.com/2023/05/04/films-goodbye-lenin-2003/
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Gill from Realweegiemidget Reviews
Hi Le, here is my post on Mozambique's National Institute of Cinema:
https://silverscreenings.org/2023/05/06/mozambique-movies-from-a-revolution/
Hi, Le! Mine post is now up (Finally): https://takinguproom.com/2023/05/06/a-date-with-judy/
*My post. Argh, lol.
Sadly, due to some circumstance beyond my control, I am not able to post my contribution during this event. I will post and publicize this event as soon as I can...p[robably later this month sometime.
Hello Le! My post is belatedly up!I refocused my list to only be about three classic films. It's called "Three Classic Films Featuring Portuguese-Americans: A Critical List." I've already got a similar post started on contemporary films for next year!
https://spellboundwithbethann.com/2023/05/09/three-classic-films-featuring-portuguese-americans-a-critical-list/
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