Paulo José Movies

Documentary about Brazilian poet Carlos Drummond de Andrade, and the many facets of his work.

Guilherme, who has the police on his trail for having been involved with a niece of the mayor of his city, runs away with the girl after receiving...

The delicate process of rebuilding the memory and identity of the Guatós Indians, currently scattered throughout the Pantanal region.

"A view of São Paulo's rural architecture, from the remains of a sugar mill from the 1500s to a farm at the height of the coffee cycle in...

The friendship between four men is at stake when one of them is invited to work in another city. But the other three decide to go along.

A man gets locked naked outside of his apartment.

A documentary that chronologically traces the presence of women in Brazilian cinema.

A funny yet bitter panorama of the several possible viewpoints of this feeling that fulfils hearts and minds.

Marina is in her late thirties and has recently become a widow. After finding an old photo album from her fifteenth birthday, she becomes curious...

Evandro Souza is an engineer and travels for the first time to the interior of the country, in the village of Barreira Pequé, on the banks of...

A gang plans to carry out a major heist in a city in the interior of Rio Grande do Sul. What they don’t know is that the city is home to the...

An affective approach to the relationship between Mário Pedrosa, one of the greatest art critics of the 20th century, and some of the most...

Told by gauchos from Brazil, Argentina and Uruguai, the legend says that Anahy de las Missiones wandered around the Plata Basin during the time of...

A hug movie, for the biggest storyteller in Latin America.

Five stories by Brazilian writer Guimarães Rosa: in the hinterland of the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil, a man fears for his life after having...

The religiosity of slave society is evident throughout the Pelourinho area: oratories and altars, cornices and windows, balconies and ornaments, both...

A documentary about the fathers of Bossa Nova: João Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim.