Vidas Secas (Nelson Pereira dos santos - 1963) - Full DVD

Vidas Secas (Barren Lives) is the cornerstone of the Cinema Novo movement. Derived from Graciliano Ramos' eponymous novel, this Brazilian Grapes of Wrath is set in the early 1940s, and describes two years in the life of an itinerant cowhand's family struggling to eke out an existence in the drought-ravaged, landowner-dominated sertão of the country's Northeast. The film is stark in its imagery and a powerful documentation of the uprooted. At the time of its theatrical release, Vidas Secas was considered the absolute last word as a realistic film depiction of the wretched earth. Today it somehow seems much more - a white-hot, almost mystically intense pilgrim's progress through an unending purgatory with no other side. IMDb.............: tt0057654 Year.............: 1963 Runtime..........: 110 Minutes Country..........: Brazil Audio............: Portuguese (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono) Subtitles........: English Video Format.....: NTSC Aspect Ratio.....: 1.33:1 DVD Source.......: DVD9 DVD Format.......: Fullscreen DVD Distributor..: New Yorker Films Program..........: DVD Decrypter Bit Rate.........: 7.45 Mb/sec Menus............: [x] Untouched, intact. Video............: [x] Untouched, intact. DVD-Audio........: [x] Untouched, intact. DVD-Extras.......: [x] Untouched, intact. Edition Details: • Short Film, Baleia the Dog (19:54) • Discussion with Robert Stam, Co-Editor of Brazilian Cinema (12:21) • Various Trailers Posted originally at Cinamatik by TheProvider.

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