Explores the work of Portuguese filmmaker Pedro Costa, focusing on his unique approach to filmmaking and his influence on contemporary art cinema.
Examines Costa's use of non-professional actors, long takes, and minimalist aesthetics to create immersive and emotionally resonant films.
Analyzes Costa's collaborations with artists such as Jeanne Balibar and Vitalina Varela, and the ways in which his films engage with issues of social justice and the immigrant experience.
Discusses the reception and distribution of Costa's films, and their impact on the international film festival circuit and art world.
Features interviews with Costa and his collaborators, providing insights into his creative process and the challenges of producing and consuming his work.
Includes a filmography of Costa's major works, as well as a bibliography of critical writing on his films.
Written by an expert on Costa's work, this book is an essential resource for scholars, students, and fans of contemporary art cinema.
Suitable for both academic and general audiences, this book offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the work of one of the most important filmmakers of our time.
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