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Lust for Power

Vocação Do Poder
Direction
Eduardo Escorel , JOSÉ JOFFILY
Cinematography
Fred Rocha, Luís Abramo e Guy Gonçalves
Cast
MC Geléia, Antonio Pedro Figueira de Melo, Felipe Santa Cruz, André Luiz Filho, Carlo Caiado, Pastora Márcia Teixeira
Producer
Eduardo Escorel e José Joffily
Edition(s)
29ª

Lust for Power

Vocação Do Poder
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  • 110 minutos
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  • color, 35mm
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  • 2005
Brazil

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Six candidates for the job of city counsellor in Rio de Janeiro are followed in the film during the political campaign for municipal elections in 2004. All of the electoral process - from party conventions, working the streets, counting votes, and the reaction of those elected and of those defeated - are presented in the documentary. These are six characters with divers characteristics, with only one fact in common - they are running for the first time.

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Eduardo Escorel
Eduardo Escorel

Born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1945. Historical person in Brazilian cinema, he works as director, editor, producer, screenwriter, teacher and film critic. He directed, among other films, Lição de Amor (1975),  Ato de Violência (1980), Chico Antônio - O Herói com Caráter (1983) and Imagens do Estado Novo 1937-45 (2016). He was the editor of features like Entranced Earth (1966), by Glauber Rocha, Macunaíma (1969), by Joaquim Pedro de Andrade, São Bernardo (1972), by Leon Hirszman, Twenty Years Later (1984), by Eduardo Coutinho, and Santiago (2007), by João Moreira Salles. Eduardo Escorel wrote the book Adivinhadores de Água - Pensando no Cinema Brasileiro and collaborates with piauí magazine, writing a weekly column on its website.

JOSÉ JOFFILY

Born in João Pessoa, Paraiba, in 1945. Director, producer, and script writer, amongst other features, he made: A Maldição do Sanpaku (1992), Who Killed Pixote? (1996), O Chamado de Deus (2000), and Two Lost in a Dirty Night (2002), selection for the 26th Mostra. The director is part of the 29th Mostra also with the film Lust for Power.
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