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Acto da primavera
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Acto da primavera

film by Oliveira [1963]
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  • Manoel de Oliveira
    Manoel de Oliveira

    In the feature-length Acto da primavera (1963; ā€œRite of Springā€), which documents a small village’s performance of a Passion play, Oliveira mused on the complexities of artistic representation by introducing fictional elements and depicting on-screen his own role in the film’s creation.

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    In the feature-length Acto da primavera (1963; ā€œRite of Springā€), which documents a small village’s performance of a Passion play, Oliveira mused on the complexities of artistic representation by introducing fictional elements and depicting on-screen his own role in the film’s creation.

    Read More