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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.16.2021.tde-30112021-171449
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Author
Full name
Felipe Arrojo Poroger
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2021
Supervisor
Committee
Cymbalista, Renato (President)
Fernandes Junior, Rubens
Silva, Marcos Virgílio da
Title in Portuguese
A São Paulo que o cinema inventou: representações urbanas da metrópole nos filmes, 1949- 1968.
Keywords in Portuguese
Cinema
Representação
São Paulo
Abstract in Portuguese
A dissertação analisa como a experiência urbana paulistana do pós-guerra não apenas se refletiu no cinema, mas dele se utilizou para inventar, consolidar ou afrontar determinadas concepções de cidade. Pretende-se ilustrar como a tensão entre experiência urbana idealizada e a experiência urbana vivida gradualmente transpôs-se aos filmes, criando um terceiro campo: uma São Paulo cuja existência se moldou nas telas. Para tal, será analisado como longas-metragens paulistanos realizados entre 1949 e 1968 representaram, ao longo dos anos, o espaço doméstico, o automóvel e a região central da metrópole. A proposta, a partir desses campos, é investigar como uma inicial romantização do espaço urbano - de primeiro financiada por segmentos da elite local - foi afrontada por um olhar crítico e implacável sobre a realidade da metrópole.
Title in English
The city of São Paulo that cinema invented: urban representations of the metropolis in films, 1949- 1968.
Keywords in English
Cinema
Representation
São Paulo
Abstract in English
This thesis explores how the urban experience of São Paulo in the post-war period was not only reflected in local films, but also used cinema to invent, consolidate or challenge certain recurring conceptions of the city. The aim is to illustrate how the tension between the idealized and the lived urban experience was gradually transposed to cinema, creating a third field: a São Paulo whose existence was shaped on screen. To this end, it will examine how feature films made in São Paulo between 1949 and 1968 portrayed, over the years, the domestic space, the automobiles, and its city center. Based on these three aspects, the purpose of this thesis is to investigate how an initial romanticization of the urban space - first financed by segments of the local elite - was later challenged by an implacable, critical look at the reality of the metropolis.
 
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Publishing Date
2022-02-03
 
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