Al Pacino Wins Film Festival at CCBB SP

There will be 24 films, screened between July 6th and August 18th […]

Between July 6 and August 18, the Banco do Brasil Cultural Center in São Paulo hosts the “Pacino” Film Festival.

The event, which has already taken place at CCBB RJ and will also be presented at CCBB Brasilia, will feature a program that includes the screening of 24 feature films starring actor Al Pacino, as well as a discussion with curator Paulo Santos Lima and a guest speaker and a six-hour course on the history of film acting.

“Cinema tends to reflect reality, and the intention is to retrace the history of the world and the arts over the last five decades through the genius of this extraordinary artist,” explains Lima, in a note sent to Travel at a rate.

Among the titles in the exhibition are some of Pacino’s most revered works, such as the trilogy The Godfather (1974), Scarface (1983) and Women’s perfume (1992), and others that earned him Oscar nominations, such as Serpico (1973), A dog day (1975), Justice for all (1979) and Dick Tracy (nineteen ninety).

The exhibition is also an opportunity to see some of the lesser-known, but no less important, productions of the actor’s career, such as The employee (1971), his first protagonist, and a rescue of other works, such as The Scarecrow (1973) and A moment, a lifetime (1977).

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“PACINO” MOVIE SHOW.

Banco do Brasil São Paulo Cultural Center (Rua Álvares Penteado, 112 – Historic Center – SP)

Information: (11) 4297-0600

From July 6th to August 18th

Free tickets, available at bb.com.br/cultura and at the CCBB box office

CCBB is located 5 minutes from São Bento metro station and has a van (free return), from 12:00 to 21:00, departing from Rua da Consolação, 228. On the way back, there is also a stop at República metro.

PROGRAMMING OF THE SHOW “PACINO”

7/6 – Saturday

3:00 PM: Snake (1973), by Sidney Lumet, 130′, digital – 12 years

5:30 pm: A dog’s afternoon (1975), by Sidney Lumet, 125′, digital – 12 years

7/7 – Sunday

3:00 PM: The employee (1971), by Jerry Schatzberg, 110′, digital – 16 years old

8/7 – second

2.00pm: A moment, a lifetime (1977), by Sydney Pollack, 125′, digital – 10 years

4:30 PM: Fire against fire (1995), by Michael Mann, 170′, digital – 14 years

7/10 – Wednesday

3:00 PM: Justice for all (1979), by Norman Jewison 120′, digital – 16 years

5:30 pm: Town Hall – Conspiracy in High Places (1996), by Harold Becker, 111 min, digital – 14 years

7/11 – Thursday

2:30 pm: Any Sunday (1999) by Oliver Stone, 158′, digital – 18 years old

5:30 pm: All for money (2005), by DJ Caruso, 122′, digital – 14 years old

7/12 – Friday

3:00 PM: The final payment (1993), by Brian De Palma, 144′, digital – 14 years

18:00: Partner of the night (1980), by William Friedkin, 102′, digital – 14 years

13/7 – Saturday

1pm: The Godfather (1972), by Francis Ford Coppola, 175′, digital – 14 years

4.15pm: The Godfather II (1974), by Francis Ford Coppola, 202′, digital – 14 years

14/7 – Sunday

2:30 pm: Women’s perfume (1992), by Martin Brest, 157′, digital – Free

15/7 – Monday

3:00 PM: Dick Tracy (1990), by Warren Beatty, 105′, digital – 12 years

18:00: Manglehorn (2014), by David Gordon Green, 98′, digital – 14 years old

17/7 – Wednesday

2:30 pm: The Scarecrow (1973), by Jerry Schatzberg, 113′, digital – 14 years

5:00 PM: The Informant (1999), by Michael Mann, 158′, digital – 14 years

18/7 – Thursday

2:30 pm: Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood (2019), by Quentin Tarantino, 162′, digital – 16 years old

6:00 PM: DEBATE

19/7 – Friday

2.30pm: COURSE

5:00 PM: Scarface (1983), by Brian De Palma, 170′, digital – 18 years old

20/7 – Saturday

2.30pm: COURSE

5:00 PM: Donnie Brasco (1997), by Mike Newell, 147′, digital – 16 years old

21/7 – Sunday

13:00: COURSE

3:30 PM: Partner of the night (1980), by William Friedkin, 102′, digital – 14 years

22/7 – Monday

3:30 PM: A dog’s afternoon (1975), by Sidney Lumet, 125′, digital – 12 years*

*accessible session (descriptive subtitles and audio description)

24/7 – Wednesday

2.00pm: The Godfather III (1990), by Francis Ford Coppola, 171′, digital – 14 years

5:30 pm: The employee (1971), by Jerry Schatzberg, 110′, digital – 16 years old

25/7 – Thursday

2.00pm: Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood (2019), by Quentin Tarantino, 162′, digital – 16 years old

5:00 PM: The final payment (1993), by Brian De Palma, 144′, digital – 14 years

26/7 – Friday

3:00 PM: Town Hall – Conspiracy in High Places (1996), by Harold Becker, 111 min, digital – 14 years

5.15pm: The Devil’s Advocate (1997), by Taylor Hackford, 144′, digital – 16 years old

27/7 – Saturday

3:00 PM: A moment, a lifetime (1977), by Sydney Pollack, 125′, digital – 10 years

5.30pm: Serpico (1973), by Sidney Lumet, 130′, digital – 12 years

28/7 – Sunday

2.00pm: The Godfather (1972), by Francis Ford Coppola, 175′, digital – 14 years

29/7 – Monday

5:30 pm: Justice for all (1979), by Norman Jewison 120′, digital – 16 years

31/7 – Wednesday

4:30 PM: Fire against fire (1995), by Michael Mann, 170′, digital – 14 years

1/8 – fifth

2:30 pm: The employee (1971), by Jerry Schatzberg, 110′, digital – 16 years old

5:00 PM: Donnie Brasco (1997), by Mike Newell, 147′, digital – 16 years old

8/2 – Friday

3:00 PM: The Scarecrow (1973), by Jerry Schatzberg, 113′, digital – 14 years

5:30 pm: Victims of a passion (1989), by Harold Becker, 113′, digital – 16 years old

8/3 – Saturday

1pm: The Godfather II (1974), by Francis Ford Coppola, 202′, digital – 14 years

4.45pm: The Godfather III (1990), by Francis Ford Coppola, 171′, digital – 14 years

4/8 – Sunday

2:30 pm: A dog’s afternoon (1975), by Sidney Lumet, 125′, digital – 12 years

5/8 – second

3:00 PM: Manglehorn (2014), by David Gordon Green, 98′, digital – 14 years old

5:00 PM: Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood (2019), by Quentin Tarantino, 162′, digital – 16 years old

7/8 – Wednesday

3:00 PM: Dick Tracy (1990), by Warren Beatty, 105′, digital – 12 years

8/8 – Thursday

2.00pm: Women’s perfume (1992), by Martin Brest, 157′, digital – Free

5:00 PM: The Devil’s Advocate (1997), by Taylor Hackford, 144′, digital – 16 years old

9/8 – Friday

3:00 PM: Partner of the night (1980), by William Friedkin, 102′, digital – 14 years

5:00 PM: The final payment (1993), by Brian De Palma, 144′, digital – 14 years

8/10 – Saturday

2:30 pm: Town Hall – Conspiracy in High Places (1996), by Harold Becker, 111 min, digital – 14 years

5:00 PM: The Informant (1999), by Michael Mann, 158′, digital – 14 years

8/11 – Sunday

2.00pm: Scarface (1983), by Brian De Palma, 170′, digital – 18 years old

8/12 – Monday

2:30 pm: Justice for all (1979), by Norman Jewison 120′, digital – 16 years

5:00 PM: The Devil’s Advocate (1997), by Taylor Hackford, 144′, digital – 16 years old

14/8 – Wednesday

3:00 PM: A moment, a lifetime (1977), by Sydney Pollack, 125′, digital – 10 years

5:30 pm: Victims of a passion (1989), by Harold Becker, 113′, digital – 16 years old

15/8 – Thursday

2:30 pm: Donnie Brasco (1997), by Mike Newell, 147′, digital – 16 years old

5:30 pm: All for money (2005), by DJ Caruso, 122′, digital – 14 years old

16/8 – Friday

2:30 pm: Snake (1973), by Sidney Lumet, 130′, digital – 12 years

5:00 PM: Any Sunday (1999) by Oliver Stone, 158′, digital – 18 years old

17/8 – Saturday

2:30 pm: The Scarecrow (1973), by Jerry Schatzberg, 113′, digital – 14 years

5:00 PM: Fire against fire (1995), by Michael Mann, 170′, digital – 14 years

18/8 – Sunday

2.00pm: The Godfather III (1990), by Francis Ford Coppola, 171′, digital – 14 years

Source: Terra