Memories unreasoned of the heritage black african in the brazilian cinema contemporary
Hudson Moura
Hudson Moura is a lecturer at Ryerson University (Canada). He has created several experimental works, documentaries and digital video.
The word as a discourse of the subject "in the act" in relation to a social context marked by tensions. These tensions are present in three black voices that tell the story of the brazilian under a particular angle. Through mythical discourses, prophecies, fantastic images, and artistic approaches, these voices express their inner worlds in an attempt to re-register their own history and their vision of the world. These three distinct voices, so "subversive" and marginal, reenroll the black heritage african in the history of Brazil, legacy of which they are very aware of this, and they always remind their " public ". This presentation will analyze the presence and legitimacy of the discourse of the black diaspora african in the brazilian cinema recently.
