A brief tribute to Brazilian painter Cândido Portinari relating to his humble beginnings as a citizen born in the town of Brodósqui, located on the countryside of São Paulo. Some of his paintings and poems are presented along with some archive images.
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Cândido Portinari as Self (archive footage)
José de Abreu as Narrator
Cláudio Mamberti as Narrator
Brazil 12 June 1968
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