Amor Só de Mãe
Julia Hannud e Catharina Scarpellini
DOCUMENTÁRIO, 25 MIN, 2019
Amor só de Mãe tells the story of 3 incarcerated women that reflects the reality of an unequal social system. Nina, Lea and Elisabette are inmates at the Franca Public Prison, in the state of São Paulo. The documentary follows the day-to-day lives of these women and proposes a reflection on the pain of mothers and daughters as they await their sentences.
FESTIVAIS E PRÊMIOS
Official Selection Mostra das Minas, Brazil
Official Selection Mostra do Filme Marginal, Brazil
Official Selection Festival MOV, Brazil
Official Selection Lift-off Festival, USA
Official Selection Cine Delas, Brazil
Official Selection Wifi Film Festival, USA
Official Selection Festival Lumiar, Brazil
Official Selection 12 Mostra Curtas de Campinas, Brazil
Official Selection BAFTA 2019 - Student Film Award Short List, United Kingdom
Official Selection Cine Matilha, Brazil
Official Selection Festival Santa Cruz de Cinema, Brazil - Best Social Character Building Award
TEAM:
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Production company: UMA filmes and Central Content
Distributor: Descoloniza
Script: Julia Hannud, Catharina Scarpellini and Renato Maia
Direction: Julia Hannud and Catharina Scarpellini
Production: Julia Hannud
Executive Production: Julia Hannud, Amanda Desmonts and André Lion
Director of Photography: Catharina Scarpellini
Editing: Renato Maia
Image Posting: Clandestino
Mixing: Raphael Lupo
Mastering: Sergio Abdala Saad
Direct Sound: Tatiana Cantalejo
Characters/Cast: Ana Leia Casarote Milan, Elisabette Aparecida Florencida, Joker, Sandra Regina M.M., Maria Aparecida Barbosa Moreira Faval (Nina)
DIRETORA
Julia Hannud e Catharina Scarpellini
Julia Hannud is a documentary director and founder of UMA FILMES, an independent film production company in São Paulo that produces experimental and documentary films. Julia directed the short film "AMOR, SÓ DE MÃE" (2018), shortlisted for the Student BAFTA 2019; the feature film "SAUDADE MUNDÃO" (2020), released at FESTin Lisboa 2019, which addresses narratives of women in prison in Brazil and is available on the digital platforms Amazon Prime, Google Play and Apple TV.
She also directed the short film "BACURANAO", produced during her documentary master's degree at EICTV in Cuba and currently in the final stages.
She is in the final stages of post-production of her next feature film, "CARCEREIRAS". The film was screened in different laboratories, such as the Goethe Institut's Latin Campus (Mexico, Chile, Spain), Nuevas Miradas (Cuba), where it received three awards, SANFIC in Chile and FULGOR LAB in Spain.