Film Exhibition

Cinema Marginal and Its Frontiers

In all its editions, the Cinema Marginal and Its Frontiers exhibition presented experimental films from the 1960s and 1970s, such as "The Margin" (“A Margem”) (Ozualdo Candeias, 1967), "Killed the Family and Went to the Movies" (“Matou a Família e Foi ao Cinema”) (Júlio Bressane, 1969), "Meteorango Kid, the Intergalactic Hero" (“Meteorango Kid, Herói Intergaláctico”) (André Luiz Oliveira, 1969), "The Red Light Bandit" (“O Bandido da Luz Vermelha”) (Rogério Sganzerla, 1968), and "Bang Bang" (Andrea Tonacci, 1971), and made previously inaccessible filmography available to new generations. Across the five editions, a total of 78 films were screened, many of which were considered lost. Sixty new 35mm prints were made especially for the screenings. In 2003, it received the award for best film event from the Rio de Janeiro Film Critics Association (ACCRJ). Throughout the editions of the exhibition, discussion panels, workshops and the publication of three editions of the book-catalogue were also held.

Conceived, Curated, and Executive Produced by: Eugenio Puppo
Consultants: Jean-Claude Bernardet, Arthur Autran
Produced by: Matheus Sundfeld
Production Assistants: Tharik Faria, Roberta Buonacura
Art Direction: Pedro Di Pietro

BOOK-CATALOG

Editorial Conception: Eugenio Puppo, Vera Haddad, Heloisa Cavalcanti de Albuquerque
Image Research: Alexandre Britto, Eugenio Puppo, Marina Leme
Editorial Production: Eugenio Puppo, Matheus Sundfeld
Art Direction and Illustrations: Pedro Di Pietro
Copy Editing: Lila Rodriguez Zanetti, Thyago Nogueira
Graphic Production and Coordination: GFK Comunicação
Printing: Stilgraf
Presented and Produced by: Brazilian Cinematheque, Portuguese Cinematheque, Heco Produções

Photographs

The images in this book are from the following archives: Agência Estado, Brazilian Cinematheque, Heco Produções, Museum of Modern Art of Rio de Janeiro, Raiz Produções

Private Collections: André Finotti, André Luiz Oliveira, Andrea Tonacci, Carlos A. Prastes Correa, Carlos Reichenbach, Elyseu Visconti, Emílio Fontana, Fernando Duarte, Isabela Serqueira Campos, Ivan Cardoso, Jairo Ferreira, João Callegaro, João Silvério Trevisan, José Sette, José Rubens Siqueira, Lucila Meirelles, Luís Abramo, Luiz Rosemberg Filho, Luna Alkalay, Lygia Pape, Maurice Capovilla, Neville d’Almeida, Ozualdo R. Candeias, Paulo Rufino, Rogério Sganzerla, Sebastião de Souza, Sérgio Bernardes Filho, Sylvio Lanna, Victor de Almeida