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1ª MOSTRA
1977
Artwork by Leon Cakoff Official commencement of the Mostra Internacional de Cinema, to celebrate MASP’s (Art Museum of São Paulo) 30th birthday. Since 1974, the film critic Leon Cakoff has been in charge of MASP`s Cinema Department and has always successfully planned a great program. This...
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2ª MOSTRA
1978
Artwork by Paulo de Andrade The great outcome from the 1st Mostra aroused high expectations. It also made the Mostra become a political instrument to challenge the military regimes with freedom of expression. The Festival wanted to show Cuban productions, not to show any support, but to defy the...
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3ª MOSTRA
1979
Artwork by Paulo de Andrade Manoel de Oliveira is introduced to the Brazilian public for the first time with his film “Doomed Love”. A feminist Hungarian film, “Angi Vera”, by Pál Gábor, tells the story about the Soviet occupation of East Europe and takes the Public Choice Award. The art...
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4ª MOSTRA
1980
Artwork by Paulo de Andrade Mostra presents a retrospective in honor of Andy Warhol. “O Bom Povo Português”, by Rui Simões, on the Portuguese Carnation Revolution, was screened. It is considered one of the best movies ever made on political manipulation. It wins the Public Choice and the...
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5ª Mostra
1981
Artwork by José Zaragoza Even more polemic! Films like “W.R. – Misterije Organizma”, by Dusan Makavejev, and “Saló - The 120 Days of Sodom”, by Pasolini, were applauded by the critics and the public. One of the most marked facts of the year was that the political prisoner and Kurd...
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6ª MOSTRA
1982
Artwork by German Lorca The Festival brings “Do you Remember Dolly Bell?”, first film by Yugoslavian Emir Kusturica, which won the Critics Award. Years later, the filmmaker would be internationally acclaimed. Public Choice Award: “Invitation au Voyage”, by Peter del Monte (France). Poster...
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7ª MOSTRA
1983
Artwork by Bachs Hungarian “Another Way”, by Karol Makk, is about the repression on female homossexuals in the 1950s in the USSR, and it gets the Public Choice Award. Critic Award: “Lover’s Council”, by Werner Schroeten (West Germany). Poster’s artwork by Bachs. Winners | Editorial
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8ª MOSTRA
1984
Artwork by Antonio Moraes The Festival leaves MASP and becomes independent. The events office is temporarily set up in a room borrowed from the Municipal Culture Secretary, in Martinelli’s building’s penthouse. During this edition the federal police break into Metrópole Movie Theater,...
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9ª MOSTRA
1985
Artwork by Tomie Ohtake The year is marked by the lifting of prior censorship, due to the second consecutive year that the Mostra is held, challenging the Union, and by the implementation of the ‘Troféu Bandeira Paulista’. This award was created by Tomie Ohtake who was also the artist of this...
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10ª MOSTRA
1986
Artwork by Fellini The commemorative art for the tenth anniversary was the sad clown drawn by Fellini. Among the facts of the year, the invasion of Cine Metrópole by new punk groups that turned the session into an attraction and graffited the inner walls of the theater during the exhibition of...
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11ª MOSTRA
1987
Artwork by Ricardo van Steen and Guto Lacaz The Festival discloses Argentinean director Eliseo Subiela, who had recently stopped working in advertising, with his film “Hombre Mirando al Sudeste”, which received the Public Choice Award. Critics Award: “The Legend of the Suram Fortress”, by...
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12ª MOSTRA
1988
Artwork by Nelson Pujol Yamamoto “Wings of Desire”, by the German Wim Wenders, is the Festival’s great attraction, and gets the Public Choice Award. Critics Award: “Testimony”, by Toni Palmer (England). Poster’s art by Nelson Pujol Yamamoto. Winners | Editorial
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13ª MOSTRA
1989
Artwork by Marcelo Cipis Mostra is invited to join FIAPF - International Federation of Film Producers’ Associations. Public Choice Award: “A Short Film about Love”, by Krzysztof Kielowski (Polland). The Critics awarded Kielowski for his film series “Decálogo”. The Mostra’s Special...
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14ª MOSTRA
1990
Artwork by Angeli It is the year of the "Collor Coup". With no sponsorship, Mostra counts on the help of French producer Argos Films, that assigns the distribution rights in Brasil of “Wings of Desire”. This year Mostra discloses Iranian movies and their future star, Abbas Kiarostami (“Close...
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15ª MOSTRA
1991
Artwork by Michelangelo Antonioni Mostra is invited back to MASP’s Auditorium. It introduced to the world the young American filmmaker Hal Hartley, winner of the Public Choice Award with “Trust”. Critics Award: “Topio Stin Omichli”, by Theo Angelopoulos (Greece). And Mostra’s Special...
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16ª MOSTRA
1992
Artwork by Eder Chiodetto and Rudi Bohm The Mostra becomes involved in the impeachment movement. This is clearly portrayed by Eder Chiodetto and Rudi Böhm`s art on the Mostra`s poster. It is rather curious that Quentin Tarantino took part in the Festival as a first-time director with the film...
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17ª MOSTRA
1993
Artwork by Tomie Ohtake The Swedish retrospective containing Ingrid Bergman’s first few movies gets lost at customs and is found only a couple of days before the end of the event. Public Choice Award: “A Song for Beko”, by Nizamettin Arih (Germany/Armenia), the first Kurdistanian film, a...
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18ª MOSTRA
1994
Artwork by Alexandre Gama and Cláudia Issa The Mostra creates the International Jury Award for newcomers, with an original idea – the public selects a few titles and the International Jury chooses from them. The first Jury included actress Maria de Medeiros, filmmakers Abbas Kiarostami and...
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19ª MOSTRA
1995
Artwork by Abbas Kiarostami In the hundredth anniversary of Cinema, the Festival organized a remarkable and exciting meeting – between Mexican photography director Gabriel Figueroa and Portuguese filmmaker Manoel de Oliveira, the movies’ eldest celebrities. The poster, created by Abbas...
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20ª MOSTRA
1996
Artwork by Akira Kurosawa In the year of its 20th anniversary, a great victory: customs issues a normative ruling that eliminates bureaucracy and makes the exchange of works of art and cultural events’ production in the country easier. The big retrospective was dedicated to the rebel Japanese...
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21ª MOSTRA
1997
Artwork by Angeli Once again this Mostra’s poster was done by Angeli, another classic that inspired the vignette for the PROGRAMA DA MOSTRA on television. This year’s Mostra brought to Brazil the acclaimed directors: Tsai Ming-Liang with the film “The River” and Bruno Dumont with “La Vie...
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22ª MOSTRA
1998
Artwork by Takeshi Kitano The year of “Nohoi Oron”, by Peter Brosens and Drijkhandyn Turmunkh, a Mongolian sensation that won the Critics Award, and became a cult classic of the MOSTRA. This edition was marked by other three incredible hits, “La Pomme”, by the child Samira Makhmalbaf,...
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23ª MOSTRA
1999
Artwork by Jose Zaragoza It was in this edition that, invited by MOSTRA, Cedomir Kolar, Marion Hänsel and Marco Muller met as members of the Jury. This meeting resulted in “NO MAN’S LAND”, a film by Danis Tanovic, which, in addition to receiving the Public Choice Award at the 25th MOSTRA,...
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24ª MOSTRA
2000
Artwork by Guto Lacaz This year’s Mostra celebrated Luis Buñuel’s 100th birthday with a special collection of 32 of his films shot in Spain, Mexico and France. It was also in 2000 that the Youth Festival was created. This was an initiative to make cinema more accessible to Middle and High...