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André Di Mauro
Brazilian actor, director, producer, writer and screenwriter From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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André Felippe Di Mauro (born Rio de Janeiro, October 27, 1964) is a Brazilian actor, director, producer, writer and screenwriter. As an actor he played characters in popular works such as "Rodrigues" in the film Elite Squad[3][4][5] and "Lipe" of the soap opera Chamas da Vida.[6][7] He is the great-nephew of filmmaker Humberto Mauro, pioneer of cinema in Brazil, author of the book Humberto Mauro - the father of Brazilian cinema and director of the film "Humberto Mauro" selected for the 75th Venice International Film Festival the world premiere took place on September 5, 2018.[8] And the premiere in Brazil took place at the 51st Festival de Brasília of Brazilian Cinema[9] and still in 2018, the film participated in other important festivals and shows such as the 42nd São Paulo International Film Festival[10][11] the 20th Festival do Rio (Première Brasil Hors Concours)[12] and the 40th Havana Festival (in Spanish: Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano de La Habana),[13] among others. In 2019, he participated in two more important film festivals in Europe, the 48th International Film Festival Rotterdam (International Film Festival Rotterdam - IFFR)[14] and the 15th Play-Doc International Documentary Film Festival (Spain ) where the film won the award for "Best Film".[15]
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Filmography
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- 2004 : "O Incorruptível" by Helder Costa
- 2003 : "Personalíssima" .... Galvão (by Júlio Ficher, Directed by Jaqueline Lawrence, Produced by Rosamaria Murtinho)
- 1997/1998 : "Hilda Furacão"( 1997/98) .... Frei Malthus (by Roberto Drummond, Directed by Marcelo Andrade)
- 1995/1996 : "The Rocky Horror Show" .... Brad (by Richard O'Brien, Directed by Jorge Fernando) (Prêmio Sharp, Prêmio Cultura Inglesa e Prêmio SATED)
- 1993/1994 "Spring Awakening" ("Despertar da Primavera") .... Mel (by Frank Wedekind, version by Tiago Santiago, Directed by Rogério Fabiano)
- 1991 : "Entre O Neon e a Lua lá de Casa" (by André Di Mauro, Directed by Anselmo Vasconcelos)
- 1988 : “Uma Só Andorinha Não Faz Verão“(by Giulliano Nandi, Directed by Márcio Meireles, Produced by Ítala Nandi)
- 1987 : “A Bela Adormecida”.... Prince Felipe (by Fernando Berditcheviski, Produced by Mírian Rios)
- 1986 : “A Streetcar Named Desire" ("Um Bonde Chamado Desejo”) (By Tennessee Williams, Directed by Maurice Vaneu, produced by Tereza Rachel)
- 1985 : “Os Doze Trabalhos de Hécules - Part 2 (by Monteiro Lobato, Directed by Carlos Wilson, Produced by Tablado)
- 1984 : “Azul” (by André Di Mauro, Produced by Fábio Barreto)
- 1983 : “Os Doze Trabalhos de Hécules - Parte 1 (by Monteiro Lobato, Directed by Carlos Wilson, Produced by Tablado)
- 1982 : “Vai e Vem” (by André Di Mauro, Directed by Marco Antônio Palmeira, Produced by Artimanhas D'Arte)
- 1981 : “Vira- Avesso” (by André Di Mauro, Directed by Milton Dobbin) - Prêmio INACEN (Instituto Nacional de Artes Cênicas) - Troféu Mambembe - Category: Revelação como Ator e Autor * Prêmio Molière de Teatro - Category: Especial
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