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Victor Ribeiro Guimarães

A man with curly brown hair and glasses stands in a sunny courtyard.

Victor Guimarães is a film critic, programmer, and teacher based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. He is currently a columnist at Con Los Ojos Abiertos (Argentina). His work has appeared in publications such as Cinética, Senses of Cinema, Kinoscope, Desistfilm, La Vida Útil, La Furia Umana, and Cahiers du Cinéma.

Articles

An artfully obscured photo of a group of people in an outdoor setting.
Doc’s Kingdom 2024: Sonic Diaries From Odemira
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In a reflected mirror, a woman with long black hair removes a red hair ribbon.
Paul Leduc’s Alphabet: Notes on a Retrospective at Doclisboa 2024
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black and white photo from the Victor Jara Collective featuring a man holding a small microphone up to another man wearing a hard hat standing against a row of brush
Dreaming to Change the World: The Victor Jara Collective and the Legacy of Third Cinema
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Film still from 'Altares.' Courtesy of Colectivo Los Ingrávidos
“Spans on a Bridge” Shorts Program: Lost (and Perhaps Found?) in Translation
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Still image from Colectivo Los Ingrávidos' "Tierra en Trance," showing the edges of a 16mm film still with a dancer wearing a traditional headdress.
Sur-realism: Rethinking Documentary From a Latin American Perspective
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From Victoria Linares Villegas It Runs in the Family. Courtesy of True/False. Hand holding a black and white photo in focus of three people in front of a large statue and building.
The Missing Link in Documentary Ethics: The Viewer
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