Garrincha, um filme de pernas tortas
Dissertação de Patricia Romero Gimenez apresentada à Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, como requisito parcial para a obtenção do título de Mestre em Educação, Arte e História da Cultura sob a orientação da Profª Drª Silvana Hooper Seabra. Para acessar clique aqui.
Sumário
1 - Introdução p. 21
2 - O cinema de Joaquim Pedro de Andrade e Garrincha p. 27
3 - Garrinha decupado e o cinema direto p. 43
4 - O cinema-verdade e outras formas p. 73
5 - Garrincha entre as fronteiras do cinema-verdade p. 91
5.1 - Entre Pelé e Garrincha p. 102
6 - Considerações finais p. 171
Referências p. 179
Anexo 1 - Filme documentário p. 189
Textos
ABSTRACT: Purpose: This dissertation begins with Joaquim Pedro de Andrade's cinematographic trajectory, his first experiences in cinema with the short films O Mestre de Apipucos (1959), O Poeta do Castelo (1959) and Couro de Gato (1960), relying in particular on the feature film Garrincha, Alegria do Povo (1963), with the intention of pointing out some important issues of the genre known as "documentary", as the film has been termed, showing its similarities with other genres of cinema. From an analysis of the use of impure footage in Garrincha, which was elaborated with the mixture of archival and filmed footage – an unusual practice at the time –, the dissertation draws similarities and differences with a supposed film genre, recently known as "filme-ensaio". For comparative purposes, an analysis of the documentary Rei Pelé, also from 1963, was carried out. Garrincha, Alegria do Povo reveals itself a singular film realized with practices similar to the filmic montages of works of the contemporary art.



