Underplayed Gems

O Ateliê de Luzia - Arte rupestre no Brasil (2003)

O Ateliê de Luzia - Arte rupestre no Brasil poster
Original title
O Ateliê de Luzia - Arte Rupestre no Brasil
Directed by
Marcos Jorge
Genre
documentary film
Country
Brazil
Runtime
1h 20m
Elsewhere
IMDb
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How it feels

This documentary covers archaeological research in Brazil and looks at cities as sites for a new kind of image archaeology. It explores rock art and ancient human presence in the country.

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What happens

O Ateliê de Luzia – Arte rupestre no Brasil (em inglês, Luzia's Atelier – Rock art in Brazil), documentário de 2003 dirigido por Marcos Jorge e produzido por Cláudia da Natividade, traça um amplo panorama das pesquisas arqueológicas desenvolvidas no país e mostra as grandes cidades como cenários para uma nova arqueologia da imagem. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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