Fados

Carlos Saura

documentary / 90’ / 2007

If samba is the rhythm that represents Brazil, Fado is the great symbol of Portugal. Discover all the beauty of this genre through Brazilian, African and Portuguese cultures, and through great names of music.


In co-production with Duvideo (Portugal) and Zebra Producciones (Spain).

PRODUCTION CREDITS

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PRODUCTION CREDITS 〰️

DIRECTION

Carlos Saura

Julia Juaniz

Daniel Bekerman

WITH

Chico Buarque, Camané, Carminho,
Carlos do Carmo, Mariza, Caetano Veloso

SCRIPT

PHOTOGRAPHY

EDITING

SOUND

PRODUCTION DESIGN

Carlos Saura, Ivan Dias, Antonio Saura, José Velasco

Carlos Saura, Ivan Dias

PRODUCTION

Carlos Saura

José Luis López-Linares, Eduardo Serra

Carlos Saura

Spanish director, writer, producer and actor. When he was a teenager, he began practicing photography and, in 1950, he made his first feature films with a 16 mm camera.

Saura is a well-accepted director both nationally and internationally and, as proof of this, he has won many awards, among which the following stand out: Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival for The Hunt (1966) in 1965 and for Fixed Idea (1967) in 1967. Special Jury Prizes at Cannes for La prima Angélica (1974), in 1973, and for Cria Corvos (1976), in 1975. In addition, the film Mamá cumple 100 años (1979) was nominated for the Oscar for best foreign film in 1979 and won the Special Jury Prize at the San Sebastian Film Festival. In 1990, he won two Goya awards, for best adapted screenplay and best director.