Dear LTPO students:
Starting today, Saturday November 21, 6:15 pm,
you have 8 days to post your comments on
Oriundi. You wrote beautiful responses! Hurry
up, try to do before the Thanksgiving weekend…
otherwise you run the risk to forget the
assignment! Luci Moreira
Dear students: You are NOT allowed to post any other blog under the title “Bossa Nova” (late blogs from other films).
Please comply with this rule. Thanks.
Luci Moreira
You have 8 days — starting Saturday Nov. 14–to post your blogs.
This time, I would like to see something different: you need to write two-three sentences (I mean: a short blog!) blog mentioning what you learned from this film, or what you saw, or what scene called your attention and why. Please just write one thing, so others can add different things. You need to read all Bossa Nova blogs, so you will not repeat information.
Have fun!
L. Moreira
Dear students
You have 8 days, starting today – Sunday – to post your comments on Luzia Homem.
Thanks!
Luci Moreira
The day has come!
You have one day –TODAY! — to post your blog. Hurry up!
Luci Moreira
Dear LTPO students:
You have 8 days to post your comments on OLGA. Please read your colleagues’ comments before doing yours. Try to ‘add’ something. Luci Moreira
Dear LTPO students:
Please post your comments on Olga. You have 8 days to do this. Always read the comments before writing yours; this way you’ll be adding something to the previous comments.
Luci Moreira
Dear students: You have 8 days to post your comments on the film “Orfeu”. Think about how the myth was incorporated into the film; what is good, what is evil; carnaval as a documentary; rap as music of exclusion, etc. Compare the two films.
Do not post any comments on Black Orpheus in this place.
Dear students;
You have 8 days to post your comments in this blog. Think about the Greek myth and write about the allegories in the film; Carnaval, music, Samba, dance, etc. Luci Moreira
Hello,
Starting today, you have 8 days to post your comments on the film The Oyster and the Wind. I want you thinking about the symbolism of some elements of the film such as the oyester, the wind, etc.; the paradoxes of the film, the father overprotection, the open ending of the film…. what happened to Marcela? The flashbacks. How long did the story last? What is the role of the old French music? The cinematography, etc. You don’t need to answer all of my questions, you actually don’t need to answer any of my questions… write your comments. Add your name or initials. Luci Moreira