Jan 29, 2019
Tito and the Birds
directed by Gabriel Bitar, André Catoto, and Gustavo Steinberg, 2018
seen from Jamaica
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seen from China
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seen from Australia
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seen from United States
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seen from India
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seen from United States
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Tito and the Birds
directed by Gabriel Bitar, André Catoto, and Gustavo Steinberg, 2018
Gustavo Steinberg On His New Brazilian Feature ‘Tito and the Birds’ ‘How Much Fear Do We Put In The Story?’
Review: 'Tito and the Birds' Delivers a Compelling and Beautiful Story on Isolation and Fear
Check out the visually stunning #TitoAndTheBirds, in theaters now. The gorgeous film comes from Brazil, and takes on fear in political rhetoric. In other words, it's doing some important work right now.
Tito (Pedro Henrique) might be a young boy, but his belief in his father is unwavering. Despite repeated attempts by his mother to tell him to stay quiet or play by the rules, the young boy pushes his father’s invention to the middle of the stage. He gears up the machine, and with his hope still intact, he puts on his best show. The machine does not work, and his mother remains quite angry at…
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Gustavo Steinberg On His New Brazilian Feature ‘Tito and the Birds’ ‘How Much Fear Do We Put In The Story?’
Animated Brazilian political allegory of ‘Tito and the Birds’ Directed by Gabriel Bitar, André Catoto and Gustavo Steinberg
Animated Brazilian political allegory of ‘Tito and the Birds’ Directed by Gabriel Bitar, André Catoto and Gustavo Steinberg
