Lapa 67 (1967)
Set in the vibrant nightlife of Rio de Janeiro’s historic Lapa district, Lapa 67 captures the atmosphere, music, and social life of one of Brazil’s most iconic cultural neighborhoods during the 1960s. Through documentary-style observation, the film presents dancers, musicians, bars, and ordinary people enjoying an evening in Lapa, creating a time capsule of urban Brazilian culture at a moment of transformation. The short preserves rare images of the district’s nightlife and offers a glimpse into the rhythms, fashions, and social interactions that defined the era.
Director: Renato Neumann
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Madame Satã as Self |
| Directing | Renato Neumann | Director |
