Hitler in the Third World (1968)
Paranoia, guilt, misery, and technology in the developing country. A fragmented narrative, distorted frames, shouts, and noises. The Nazis take over São Paulo: prison and torture of revolutionaries, a samurai lost in chaos, locked lovers, a dictator and his bunch. Considered one of the most influential films of the marginal period.
Director: José Agripino de Paula
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Jô Soares as Samurai |
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Carlos Silveira as |
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Eugenio Kusnet as |
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Fernando Benini as |
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Jonas Mello as |
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Maria Esther Stockler as |
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Ruth Escobar as |
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Sílvia Werneck as |
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Túlio de Lemos as |
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Jairo Salvini as |
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Luiz Fernando Rezende as |
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José Ramalho as |
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Danielle Palumbo as |
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Manoel Domingos as |
| Crew | Jorge Bodanzky | Cinematography |
| Sound | Ivan Mariotti | Music |
| Writing | José Agripino de Paula | Writer |
| Sound | Judimar Ribeiro | Music |
| Art | Sebastião de Souza | Set Decoration |
| Production | José Agripino de Paula | Producer |
| Directing | Luiz Fernando Rezende | Assistant Director |
| Production | Danielle Palumbo | Production Manager |
| Directing | José Agripino de Paula | Director |
| Editing | Rudá Andrade | Editor |
| Directing | Valdir Gonçalves | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Walter Rogério | Editor |
