REVIEW Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit – Review of 180 Degrees
180º is not your average Brazilian film: there’s no violence in the favelas, no drug-trafficking, prison riots or corrupt police;... Read Article
3rd Brazilian Film Festival of London
REVIEW Head Over Heels / De Pernas Pro Ar
Head over Heels is a chick-flick comedy set firmly in the tradition of Sex and the City, Bridget Jones diary... Read Article
REVIEW The Supreme Happiness / A Suprema Felicidade
Everything about The Supreme Happiness is “looking back in time”. First of all the film starts in post-war, late 40s,... Read Article
REVIEW Beyond the Road / Por el Camino
The road movie can act as a sort of substitute for old fashioned travel writing. The atmosphere of the location’s... Read Article
Schedule for 3rd Brazilian Film Festival of London
The 3rd Brazilian Film Festival of London will be in London from Tuesday 6th September until Saturday 10th September with... Read Article
REVIEW Elza
Elza is a documentary about the life of samba singer Elza Soares. Yet, instead of following the normal music documentary... Read Article
REVIEW Filhos de João, O Admirável Mundo Novo Baiano / Sons of João, The Admirable New Baiano World
Being a huge fan of Os Novos Baianos I was always going to enjoy Filhos de João, O Admirável Mundo... Read Article
3rd Brazilian Film Festival of London to arrive in September
The third edition of the Brazilian Film Festival of London is coming to town and Sounds and Colours will once... Read Article