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Frederico Costa Amarante [...]
Cidade Pequena | Small Town | Kleine Stadt
Berlinale Shorts 2017
PRT 2016
by: Diogo Costa Amarante
Frederico Costa Amarante
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© Heinrich VölkelDiogo Costa Amarante [...]Cidade Pequena | Small Town | Kleine Stadt
Berlinale Shorts 2017
PRT 2016
by: Diogo Costa Amarante
Diogo Costa Amarante
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Feb 18, 2017 | Diogo Costa Amarante [...]
Feb 18, 2017Diogo Costa Amarante
The director with his award.
Berlinale Shorts – Cidade Pequena | Small Town | Kleine Stadt – Golden Bear for Best Short Film
Berlinale 2017 -
Feb 18, 2017 | Diogo Costa Amarante, Christian Jankowski, Kimberly Drew, Carlos [...]
Feb 18, 2017Diogo Costa Amarante, Christian Jankowski, Kimberly Drew, Carlos Núñez
The winner with the members of the International Short Film Jury on the stage of the Berlinale Palast.
Berlinale Shorts – Cidade Pequena | Small Town | Kleine Stadt – Golden Bear for Best Short Film
Berlinale 2017
When six-year-old Frederico finds out at school that people die when their hearts stop beating, he is unable to sleep that night. The next day, his mother asks the teacher once again: Must children always be told the truth? Always? In great, colourful tableaux, Diogo Costa Amarante illustrates the emotional world of Frederico and his mother. The framing of the pictures recalls the attention to detail present in paintings of the Italian Renaissance. Amarante’s eclectic narrative refers to his own subjective attitude towards narrative itself: “Words don't come easy, to me, how can I find a way, to make you see, I love you”.
by
Diogo Costa Amarante
Portugal 2016
Portuguese
19’ · Colour
With
Mara Costa Amarante (Mara)Frederico Costa Amarante (Frederico)
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- Written and directed by
- Diogo Costa Amarante
- Director of Photography
- Diogo Costa Amarante
- Producers
- Miguel Dias, Diogo Costa Amarante
Biography
Diogo Costa Amarante
Born in Porto, Portugal in 1982, he graduated in law before making his directing debut with the short documentary Jumate/Jumate which screened at numerous international festivals and won several awards. In 2009 he participated in the Berlinale Talents. His film As Rosas Brancas (The White Roses) screened in the 2014 Berlinale Shorts programme. A Fulbright scholar, he recently completed a film degree at the Tisch School of the Arts in New York and received funding to develop his first feature script, Migrar pelas Sombras.
Filmography2007 Jumate / Jumate; documentary 2009 In January, Perhaps; documentary · We have legs / Time flies; documentary 2011 Down here; short film 2013 As Rosas Brancas (The White Roses); Berlinale Shorts
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2017
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