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Audiovisual brings together professionals
(technicians and students and professors in
graduate and undergraduate programs)
interested in exploring the interface
between audiovisual production and the Social
Science research. Created in 2003, it has been
turning out documentary films and videos ever
since. It focuses on themes related to the metropolis,
not only CEM work but also products of other
Social Science investigators describing significant
urban reality issues in this country. Between
2003 and 2005, CEM Audiovisual produced
one feature and three short films.
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Em
Trânsito (In Traffic), directed by Henri Arraes
Gervaiseau, professor of the University of São
Paulo’s School of Communication and Arts, and
coordinator of the CMS Audiovisual Core, this
movie shows brings to the audience a vision of
São Paulo dwellers and the time they spend in
traffic and on public transport, focusing on the
impact of this experience on other aspects of
their lives. |
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Moda do Centro (Downtown Fashion),directed by Martha Nehring, shows the importance
of the ethnic cycles to the textile industry in
the Bom Retiro neighborhood of São Paulo. |
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5 mulheres
de Paraisopolis (5 Women from Paraisopolis),
directed by Claudia Mesquita, pictures life
in the Paraisopolis’ favela (shanty town) from
a feminine perspective. |
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