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This film tries to showcase the importance of Olney São Paulo’s cinematic achievements, and the absurd and terrible deeds committed against him by the dictatorial regime. A “caboclo” from the backwoods, Olney wanted to change the world through his revolutionary cinema. He he died after a long period of tortures, victim of his own fearless positions.
Henrique Dantas
He is a visual arts graduate at the School of Fine Arts of Bahia Federal University (UFBA), and has a degree in management from UNIFACS. He has also a master’s degree in Visual Arts, at UFBA, where he developed his research paper “Appropriations and Interventions with Daily Shadows”. He has directed films such as Ser tão cinzento, best short at É Tudo Verdade 2012, and the feature Filhos de João, admirável mundo novo baiano (2009).
