Ferreira Gullar


Born
9/10/1930
São Luís, Maranhão, Brazil
Ferreira Gullar
Biography
Ferreira Gullar, pseudonym of José Ribamar Ferreira (São Luís, September 10, 1930 – Rio de Janeiro, December 4, 2016), was a Brazilian writer, poet, art critic, biographer, translator, memoirist and essayist and one of the founders of neoconcretism. He was the candidate for chair 37 of the Brazilian Academy of Letters, in the vacancy left by Ivan Junqueira, of which he took office on December 5, 2014.
Ferreira Gullar, pseudonym of José Ribamar Ferreira (São Luís, September 10, 1930 – Rio de Janeiro, December 4, 2016), was a Brazilian writer, poet, art critic, biographer, translator, memoirist and essayist and one of the founders of neoconcretism. He was the candidate for chair 37 of the Brazilian Academy of Letters, in the vacancy left by Ivan Junqueira, of which he took office on December 5, 2014.
Known For34 Movies

Cantos de Trabalho - Cana de Açúcar
1976
★5.0

They Shot the Piano Player
2023
★6.5

Dossiê Jango
2013
★7.5

Desesperato
1968
★7.0

O Aleijadinho
1978
★7.6

HO
1979
★5.2

The Memory Thread
1991
★7.6

Twenty Years Later
1984
★8.4

Glauber Rocha - The Movie, Brazil's Labyrinth
2003
★6.3

Cantos de Trabalho - Cacau
1976
★5.0

ABC of a Strike
1990
★7.7

Vinicius de Moraes
2005
★6.3

On Borrowed Time
1968
★6.8

The Heirs
1970
★6.4

The Language of Persuasion
1970
★6.1

Oscar Niemeyer: Life is a Breath of Air
2007
★6.9

Estrada de Sonhos
2015
★8.2

Ferreira Gullar: Arqueologia do Poeta
2019
★NR

Poeta de Sete Faces
2002
★10.0

Cinema Brasileiro, Mercado Ocupado
1997
★7.0

Images of the Unconscious
1987
★7.5

Lima Barreto: Trajetória
1966
★9.0

Câncer
1972
★8.3

The Inventor of Dreams
2010
★10.0

Vianinha
1987
★5.0

Brasilia, Contradictions of a New City
1968
★7.7

1964: 40 Years After
2004
★5.0

The Comrade: The Life of Luiz Carlos Prestes
1997
★7.3

Augusto Boal and the Theatre of the Oppressed
2010
★7.0

Absolute Majority
1964
★8.9

Plano B
2014
★8.0

Imagens do Inconsciente: A Barca do Sol
1987
★8.0

Utopia and Barbarism
2009
★7.3

Vinicius de Moraes, Um Rapaz de Família
1983
★6.5