CarlotaJoaquina filme

7/29/2019 CarlotaJoaquina filme

1/25


2/25

Released:1994/Brazil

Directed by: Carla Camurati

Genre: Comedy/100 min.

Languages: Portuguese, Englishand Spanish

Cast: Marieta Severo; Marco Nanini; Ludmila Dayer; Maria Fernanda;Marcos Palmeira; Antnio Abujamra; Vera Holtz; Ney Latorraca


3/25

Carla Camurati was born on 14 October 1960 and

worked as a biology teacher before she became an actress.

She had a successful career on television working in soap

operas

In 1983 she took photos for Playboy.

In 1985 she directed her first film, but her first success as a

director was "Carlota Joaquina" (1994).

A nation can only understand their present based on the

knowledge of what was their past. Carla Camurati


4/25

Shot in a period of crisis in Brazilian cinema, whenFernando Collor abolished in 1990 Embrafilme, an agencyof the federal government to sponsor the production ofBrazilian films.

The production was made with a modest budget, giventhe difficulty in getting sponsors.

The film was generally well received by critics and thepublic. It was watched by over one million viewers,

earning ten times more than was invested in its making.

Shot in a moment of crisis and transition in Brazilianpolitics, the film is considered a landmark of theresumption of national film production.


5/25

the story of Carlota is told by a Scotsman to alittle girl named Yolanda. The narrative of thefilm is based according the perspective of a

foreign "other."


6/25

In 1808, to escape the threat of NapoleonBonaparte, who pressured Portugal to break tieswith the British kingdom,

D. John transfers the court of Portugal to Brazil,most of the film tells this period


7/25

Historical movies usually care too much inportraying the "reality" in their historicalreferences, why the same is not true in CarlotaJoaquina?

The film criticized the present politics, manipulatinginformation and fictionalizing the past.Subliminally, is a criticism of corruption and political

situation as a whole the in the years of 1994-95 andalso a search for the origins of the problem.

(Marcos Noriega)http://historica.com.br/analise-historica/filmes-analise-historica/cinema-e-historia-carlota-joaquina-princesa-do-brasil


8/25

Daughter of King Charles IV of Spain and the

Queen Luisa Maria Teresa of Bourbon. She

married at age 10 in 1785, with Prince D. Joao of

Portugal, later crowned king;

Known for its liveliness, intelligence, ambition

and the amount of extra marital cases she

maintained.

In 1805 Carlota Joaquina plotted a conspiracy

against her husband, in order to depose him and

take herself over as regent of Portugal.

Suspected of involvement in the death of D.John VI, who was killed by poisoning.


9/25

bright child

very strong personality

nymphomaniac

hystericalambitious

jealous

murderous


10/25

He married in 1785 with the Spanish princess

D. Carlota Joaquina de Bourbon;

With the worsening political and military

situation in Europe, because of the

Napoleonic Wars, and the imminent French

invasion Portuguese territory, D. Joao VIdecides to escape from court to Brazil, whose

departure occurred in November 1807, with

the support of England;

Returns to Portugal in 1821 (because of the

Revolution of Porto) and died in 1826, a victim

of arsenic poisoning.


11/25

Pushover

Gluttonous

Lazy

CowardId rather be a coward king than a dead king.


12/25

Born in Lisbon in 1798. He was only 9 years

old when he came to Brazil.

In 1820 the Revolution erupts from Porto in

Portugal, demanding the return of D. John VI to

that country. Given the unstable political

situation at the time lived where various forces

vied for the political future of Brazil, D. Pedro is

appointed regent of Brazil.

He proclaimed the independence of Brazil on

September 7, 1822.


13/25

Popular

Lively

Passionate about politics and women


14/25

Love X Lust

Individual X Society

Loss of innocence

Corruption


15/25

Carlotas relationship with Fernando.


16/25

Portugal nobility scape to Brazil and did notcare about the people who would remainunprotected in Portugal.


17/25

Carlota was only 10 years old when she gotmarried.


18/25

An employee of the Queen, presented with thetitle of Viscountess Mata-porcos, responsiblefor the mediation of royal favors to

individuals.


19/25

Red dresses

moustache, male clothes

Lice

Depiction of Spain, Portugal and Brazil


20/25

Symbol of Carlotas strong emotions, strength,danger, passion, and aggression.


21/25

Inversion of gender roles: She is the dominantpartner in her marriage and she frequentlyintimidates her husband for failing to act like a

"man.

Mulher de bigode, nem o diabo pode.

Not even the devil can beat a woman withmoustache.


22/25

Degradation of Portugal

Symbolic Meaning of Parasites coming to Brazil


23/25

Spain (happy, voluptuous, marked byintelligence, the whole idea being constructed byuse of flamenco music and a scenario marked bythe presence of red.)

Portugal (in contrast to Spain, is dark, sad,religious.)

Brazil (exotic land)Brazilians are also satirized as flatterers that

serve the Portuguese court in exchange of falsetitles of nobility.


24/25

"Of all the problems of Brazil, thegiant butterflies is the worst. "


25/25

http://historica.com.br/analise-historica/filmes-analise-historica/cinema-e-historia-carlota-joaquina-princesa-do-brasil

http://www.fafich.ufmg.br/pae/apoio/carlotajoaquinaprince

zadobrasil.pdf http://www.planetaeducacao.com.br/portal/artigo.asp?artigo

=28

CarlotaJoaquina filme

Documents

Transcript of CarlotaJoaquina filme