Porto de mi infancia

This Proustian documentary, made when Oliveira was 93 years old, explores the great Portuguese film-maker's relationship with his home town, Oporto, the place which inspired his first film Douro, Faina Fluvial way back in 1931. Using old photographs and newsreels with dramatic reconstructions, he offers a vivid portrait of a city caught between the old and the new. When he was a child, Oporto didn't even have proper cinemas, film shows were improvised in sheds, Oliveira (born 1908) recalls. Most of the landmarks familiar from his youth have vanished. The brothels and cafés where he and his artist friends used to while away their days are long since closed. Even the house where he grew up is in ruins. The city I remember only remains alive in my sad memory, he sadly reflects. Poignant and playful, this is one of the old master's most accessible late films. GM Source : Time Out Film Guide 13 Rip Specs: Ripper ...........: Team ESPiSE Video Codec ......: XviD Video Quality ....: ~1458 kbps Resolution .......:640x352 Audio Codec ......: AC3 Audio Bitrate ....: 224 kbps Aspect Ratio .....: 1.82:1 Framerate ........: 25.000 Packet............: 49x15 MB Filesize..........: 697 MB (731,865,088 byte DVD Runtime ......: 00:57:48 Language .........: Portuguese Subtitles ........: En/Fr/It

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mjfg (2009-06-28)

semeiem por favor... ;) ob!