Jomard Muniz de Britto

An experimental film from Paraíba that recreates the Last Supper.

An exercise critical of the official culture, based on a performance of the Vivencial Group. Scenography in the streets, alongside monuments of Recife.

A Lua Luta por Lula brings together photographs of Lula, footage of strikes and assemblies in the ABC region, music, and scenes from other films by Jomard. The moon and car headlights cut across a montage that bridges the political and the bodily. Made in 1981, the short film documents the national rise of Lula’s trade union leadership. Censored by the dictatorship, it remains a testament to the collective strength that helped build Brazilian democracy.

The legendary singer-songwriter Alceu Valença through the lenses of directors Jomard Muniz de Britto and Rucker Vieira.

Documentary about Jomard Muniz de Britto and starring himself.

"JMB, O Famigerado" is an audiovisual bricolage assault featuring the subject-object Jomard Muniz de Britto—an organic/outsider bricoleur in his seventies who guides the viewer through the city of Recife, filmed both comfortably and uncomfortably by an imperious vampire filmmaker.

An exercise critical of the official culture, based on a performance of the Vivencial Group. Scenography in the streets, alongside monuments of Recife.

A Lua Luta por Lula brings together photographs of Lula, footage of strikes and assemblies in the ABC region, music, and scenes from other films by Jomard. The moon and car headlights cut across a montage that bridges the political and the bodily. Made in 1981, the short film documents the national rise of Lula’s trade union leadership. Censored by the dictatorship, it remains a testament to the collective strength that helped build Brazilian democracy.

The legendary singer-songwriter Alceu Valença through the lenses of directors Jomard Muniz de Britto and Rucker Vieira.

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Naked human beings.

Short by Jomard Muniz de Britto

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An interview with Babalorixá Mário Miranda, a black religious leader in recife, Brazil, who enjoys carnival dressed as a woman.

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A provocative essay by Jomard Muniz de Britto, based on the epic Varadouro by Políbio Alves

A reading of the city of Recife in its purest state: those who live there and their way of being.

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With statements by actor and director Ednaldo do Egito, the film reflects on the male presence in the city of João Pessoa.

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The city of Recife, work, childhood and youth.

a super 8 movie realized by Jomard Muniz de Britto, a brazillian director

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