Episode 475: Black God, White Devil (1964)

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The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 8 July 2020

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Cinema Novo month continues with a look at Glauber Rocha's Black God, White Devil (and its follow-up, Antonio Das Mortes). It's two stories in one as our main character, Manuel, kills his boss and then goes on the run, becoming a follower of Sebastian (the Black God of the title) before eventually becoming a follower of Corisco (the White Devil).

Ken Stanley and Chris Stachiw join Mike to discuss Rocha's work before and after the political coup that changed Brazilian history.
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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.5	Christopher Media. Let's make some noise.
0:24.6	I'm condoned, but I'm Condenade, but I have courage I'm my force to my santo
0:26.6	to liberate my people
0:28.6	Novado, be our Lord Jesus Christ.
0:30.6	God!
0:31.6	God! Copa Cabana Films, The Procabana Films
0:46.3	Appresenta
0:48.3	The production of Luis Augusto Mendez
0:52.3	God and the Diabbo in the Earth of the The
0:57.0	A film
0:59.0	of Louis Augusto Mendes
1:00.0	A film
1:02.0	Glauber Rocha
1:04.0	The dramatic
1:10.0	adventure of a man that's
1:11.3	between a deus Negr and a Diabbo Lourne,
1:15.0	guided by a testimony
1:16.5	sega and persecuted by
1:19.1	Antonio of Mordes,
1:21.2	a mangastor
1:21.9	of Cangaceo.
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