FILM REVIEW: TARJA BRANCA: A REVOLUÇÃO QUE FALTAVA
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.57795Keywords:
Play and playthings. Children. Personal narratives.Abstract
The present text reflects upon the playful content of documentary film “Tarja branca: a revolução que faltava”, whose main objective is to understand the dimensions and representations of what was – and still is, to some respondents – the creative act of playing. Gentle and deep, narratives discuss what the playful essence (play) represented for respondents’ childhoods and converge to build the image of a playing being (playing spirit). The documentary also discusses how contemporary childhood relates to those issues.
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