14, Apr — 1986
O Homem da Capa Preta, the best at Gramado Festival
“In the short film sector, the judges took another approach: instead of individualizing the award, they preferred to share the Kikito for best film among three: A Espera, by Mauricio Farias and Luiz Fernando Carvalho from Rio de Janeiro,O Dia em que Dorival Encarou a Guarda, by José Pedro Goulart and Jorge Furtado from Rio Grande do Sul, and Ma Che Bambina, by A.S. Cecilio Neto from São Paulo”.
15, Apr — 1986
Gramado award-winning Marieta Severo thinks of doing other films
- O Globo
“I did this work (A Espera) because it fascinated me. (…) I was amazed how those boys, Mauricio and Luiz Fernando, started on such a difficult path. But everything was so well constructed within the film, with a language that at the same time conveys Barthes but goes beyond the text that the result was fantastic”, says Marieta Severo.
2, Aug — 1986
Invention, the new space for short films
- O Globo
“It’s a circular language that allows you to cover in a few minutes a story of beginning, middle and end. As Barthes says, ‘love is a delusion, in essence, it is circular’. Barthes not only puts it – his own language is circular. And that is exactly what generated our love for cinema”, says Luiz Fernando Carvalho. (…) Both in their 25 years of age, Luiz Fernando and Mauricio make their film debut after a significant television experience.
16, Aug — 1986
Director of A Espera is Success
- Jornal da Faculdade da Cidade
