Ideas and images of one of Brazil’s most important filmmakers. This magazine brings texts recently written by those who lived and worked with Rogério Sganzerla and also shared
energy, experiences, feelings, works, ideas, and films with him. By giving careful attention to
sound and skillfully building images interwoven with poetry, Sganzerla made the world turn the spotlight on the history of Brazilian cinema in a different way. The story of the roads Sganzerla took and the difficulties he faced along his career is found in the articles, the interview, and photographs and drawings seen on the following pages. This is an affectionate tribute to the filmmaker who, at the age of 23, made O Bandido da Luz Vermelha, which appears in UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage list.
