I'm a filmmaker based in São Paulo, currently developing a feature-length documentary about a Brazilian director that had an enormous career in Europe during the 1920's-1940's.
My latest documentary, "Stories From Afterwards", produced during 2020 and it's currently being shown throughout film festivals all over the world. It was shot amidst the quarantine and political turmoil in Latin America's biggest city, edited with intense research, this film interviews writers, philosophers and political scientists who brought up pertinent and urgent reflections on possible scenarios in a post-pandemic world.
If anyone wants to chat about ideas and about my new project (we are looking for partners/producers in England and France), drop a line!
Good to meet you, Jairo Neto, and welcome to the community! Wow, congratulations on your latest documentary, that's awesome! Is there somewhere we can see your previous docs?
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Hi Karen "Kay" Ross ! Thanks for the head's up! Will check all your links! Thank you so much!
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Hi Colette "ByFilms" Byfield ! Thanks for the kind words! We've just had a meeting with legal yesterday, things look pretty promising. Hit me up so I can send you a private teaser for the project!
You are most welcome! Keep us posted!
This sounds interesting! Good luck and have fun in the process!
Cherelynn Baker thanks! :)