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Breakin Up

Separações
Direction
DOMINGOS DE OLIVEIRA
Screenplay
DOMINGOS OLIVEIRA, PRISCILLA ROZENBAUM
Cinematography
PAULO VIOLETA
Cast
DOMINGOS OLIVEIRA, PRISCILLA ROZENBAUM, FABIO JUNQUEIRA, RICARDO KOSOVSKI, SUZANA SALDANHA, MARIA RIBEIRO, NANDDA ROCHA
Producer
CLÉLIA BESSA, LUIZ LEIT√ÉO
Edition(s)
26ª

Breakin Up

Separações
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  • 116 minutos
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  • Col
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  • 2002
Brazil

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This is a romantic comedy that analyzes the phases of separation

where love is concerned: negation, negotiation, revolt, and acceptance. Cabral has been married to Glorinha for 12 years. Dissatisfied with their relationship, they decide to separate. When she falls in love with Diogo, an architect from her city, Cabral discovers his mistake in asking her to spend some time apart. Blind with jealousy, he endeavors to win Glorinha back. The film was first made on video, then transposed to cinema. A film version of the play “Separações”, written and played by Domingos de Oliveira, winner of the Shell Award for the best actor and director, for Oliveira himself. He also directs and acts in the film.

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Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1936, he went on to direct classics of Brazilian cinema, including Todas as Mulheres do Mundo (1967), with Leila Diniz; Edu Coração de Ouro (1968) and As Duas Faces da Moeda (1969). In 1995, he wrote the stage play “Amores” with Priscilla Rozenbaum, later adapted for the big screen in 1996. Mostra presented his fims Breaking Up (2002), Feminices (2005), Youth (Audience Prize in 2008), Todo Mundo tem Problemas Sexuais (2008) and First Day Any Year (2012),also granting him the Leon Cakoff Prize in 2012.
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