O Ébrio (film) explained

O Ébrio
Director:Gilda de Abreu
Producer:Gilda de Abreu
Adhemar Gonzaga
Screenplay:Gilda de Abreu (screenplay)
Vicente Celestino (story)
Starring:Vicente Celestino
Alice Archambeau
Music:Vicente Celestino
Cinematography:A.P. Castro
Editing:A.P. Castro
Studio:Cinédia
Runtime:107 minutes
Country:Brazil
Language:Portuguese

O Ébrio (English: The Drunkard) is a 1946 Brazilian film directed by Gilda de Abreu. The screenplay is based on a song by Vicente Celestino.[1] In addition to being the first female director of a Brazilian sound film, the movie enjoyed both commercial and critical success, garnering about 4 million viewers between 1946 and 1950. It is still regarded as "one of the great successes of Brazilian Cinema", according to film historian João Luiz Vieira.

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: 'O Ébrio' reabilitado. Folha de S. Paulo. July 9, 2018. SILVANA ARANTES. Portuguese.