Estudante de Ciencias Sociais na USP e de Economia na PUC-SP.Amante de Jazz, Rock Progressivo, Blues e as mais variadas vertentes do Rock.Apaixonado por motos e um melancólico das estradas. Nego o mundo atual, e tento me esquivar da realidade.
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Clearing Rain—Evening, Japan, 1927 by Martin Lewis
Smithsonian Institution

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Clearing Rain—Evening, Japan, 1927 by Martin Lewis

Smithsonian Institution

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O mundo global visto do lado de cá, documentário do cineasta brasileiro Sílvio Tendler, discute os problemas da globalização sob a perspectiva das periferias (seja o terceiro mundo, seja comunidades carentes). O filme é conduzido por uma entrevista com o geógrafo e intelectual baiano Milton Santos, gravada quatro meses antes de sua morte.
O cineasta conheceu Milton Santos em 1995, e desde então tinha planos para filmar o geógrafo. Os anos foram passando e, somente em 2001, Tendler realizou o que seria a última entrevista de Milton (que viria a morrer cinco meses depois). Baseado nesse primeiro ponto de partida o documentário procura explicar, ou até mesmo elucidar, essa tal Globalização da qual tanto ouvimos falar.
O documentário percorre algumas trilhas desses caminhos apontados por Milton, vemos movimentos na Bolívia, na França, México e chegamos ao Brasil, na periferia de Brasília. Em Ceilândia, a câmera nos mostra pessoas dispostas a mudar as manchetes dos jornais que só falam da comunidade para retratar a violência local. Adirley Queiroz, ex-jogador de futebol, hoje cineasta, estudou os textos de Milton e procura novos caminhos para fugir do ‘sistema’ ou do Globaritarismo — termo criado por Milton Santos para designar a nova ordem mundia

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Gellert, Hugo, 1924. Vote Communist poster. During the 1920s the American Communist Party was often a victim at once of government oppression and of its own sectarian struggles, but in the mid-1930s it adopted a “popular front” policy of alliances with liberal organizations. Its membership tripled, but more important still were the thousands of sympathizers who endorsed party-supported causes.

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Gellert, Hugo, 1924. Vote Communist poster. During the 1920s the American Communist Party was often a victim at once of government oppression and of its own sectarian struggles, but in the mid-1930s it adopted a “popular front” policy of alliances with liberal organizations. Its membership tripled, but more important still were the thousands of sympathizers who endorsed party-supported causes.

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The September Massacres were a wave of mob violence which overtook Paris in late summer 1792, during the French Revolution. By the time it had subsided, half the prison population of Paris had been executed: some 1,200 trapped prisoners, including many women and young boys. Sporadic violence, in particular against the Roman Catholic Church, would continue throughout France for nearly a decade to come.

collective-history:

The September Massacres were a wave of mob violence which overtook Paris in late summer 1792, during the French Revolution. By the time it had subsided, half the prison population of Paris had been executed: some 1,200 trapped prisoners, including many women and young boys. Sporadic violence, in particular against the Roman Catholic Church, would continue throughout France for nearly a decade to come.

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Of all the images of Marilyn, this will always be my favorite…

retrogasm:

Of all the images of Marilyn, this will always be my favorite…

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