Neville D'Almeida Movies

In a monologue, a man explains his thoughts on the exploitation of Brazil's native people's resources.

Documentary on "Antonio das Mortes", Glauber Rocha's 1969 film.

Ivan Cardoso is the inventor of the terrir, a subgenre that mixes comedy, Brazilian chanchadas and classic American horror. This film promotes a...

The quasi-fictional story of transgender sex workers living in Rio de Janeiro's swampy red light district, who are joined by a group of hippies and a...

Director Neville D'Almeida talks about some of his favorite films in the Cavideo store

Edson is having an affair with actress Maria do Rosário, who dreams of being a movie director. So he tries to get some easy money for her...

An extended research tour of US university film programs introduced dos Santos to the American avant-garde filmmakers, among them Jonas Mekas and...

Spider, a banker, lives with three women. A tycoon that is a caricature of Brazil's bourgeoisie, his trajectory is the starting point for an essay on...

Experimental short, focusing on both a woman and a watering can sharing the same swimming pool.

A documentary short on Glauber Rocha's mother Lúcia.

A woman teaches her techniques on how to seduct over men.

An adaptation of Marcos Vinicius Faustini's rendition of José Vicente's eponymous 1971 play, a story that deals with the five children of...

In a monologue, a man expresses his distaste for the artistic community.

A woman explains her distaste for the use of underwear.

A young woman travels to solve a matter of life or death. As she seeks to do what she needs, the city exposes itself with its curious characters.

Experimental short film, shot in Super 8.

An encounter between a young woman and an older man ends up in an unexpected way.

An excerpt from Neville D'Almeida's debut feature "Jardim de Guerra" (1968), focusing on the Black Power speech made by a character played by Antonio...

In 1973, exiles from Brazil during the military dictatorship, artist Hélio Oiticica and filmmaker Neville D’Almeida lock themselves in...