Crew

Jane Malaquias

Born

1962-11-25 (63)

Place of birth

Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil

Known for

Crew

Credits

3 titles

From Ceará, director, photographer and screenwriter graduated from EICTV-Cuba, Jane is a pioneering woman in cinema photography in Brazil. Awarded for her work as photographer for the films Cachaça (1995) and O Pedido (1999), by Adelina Pontual; Maracatu, Maracatus (1995) and Clandestina Felicidade (1998), by Marcelo Gomes; A Árvore da Miséria(1998), by Marcus Vilar; Kátia (2012), by Karla Holanda; and Danado de Bom (2016), by Deby Brennand. She is the director and screenwriter of the award-winning short film No Passo da Véia (2002), chosen to be part of the DVD The World According to Shorts, vol 1. Her first feature film, Restos de Deus Entre os Dentes, is in the final phase .

Known for

Curt Nimuendajú is a German ethnologist who lived in Brazil from 1903 until his death. In addition to having studied and defended the rights of about 50 indigenous peoples, he lived as one of them in each tribe. Nimuendajú died in 1945, in the Amazon, under unknown circumstances.

Nimuendajú

2025

Rodson ou (Onde o Sol Não Tem Dó) poster

5.0

These are the pre 3000 years. Art is a crime. Reflecting is prohibited. Reading is no more. Only mass production and consumption are allowed. RODSON®. A boy with his animalistic artistic instinct repressed by the society around him, just one of many… The anarcocrenty government makes the mistake of thinking that the beast has been under control, but its mind conceives CALEB® the RODSON @ alterego that launches it off the road, abandoning air conditioners in search of the perfect hallucination under the merciless sun of 2000°C that the last layer of exosphere provides the current society.