The The film "Ôri"
a decolonial quilombola body
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https://doi.org/10.14393/OUV-v20n1a2024-66777Keywords:
Quilombo, cinema, Beatriz Nascimento, decolonialAbstract
The text analyzes the film “Ôri” (1989) directed by Raquel Gerber. A work that, through multiple looking strategies, discusses the process of liberation of the Brazilian black people. Having as a guiding thread the life of black intellectual Beatriz Nascimento. A self-author when proposing her particular worldview, but it is also a writing of a people, of a multiple black body. In this way, assuming a methodology that does not intend to be unique, true, what they propose is a path to be followed, traveled by the body in movements of affection, amazement, doubts. A decolonial methodology of film analysis, perceiving the film as a quilted body.
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