fri 7.00pm | 80 min. | for Families (ages 6+)at Stage Hallprice €5 // w/o discount
One hundred years ago, a movie shot in Alaska signalled the beginning of a new chapter in the history of cinema. Seen in theatres across the United States, the trials and tribulations of an Inuit family attained unheard-of popularity for a documentary, thanks to an ingenious combination of fiction and reality. "Nanook of the North" is deemed as the pioneer of a specific way of recording reality, which gave its director, Robert Flaherty, widespread recognition.
Curious to know how Nuno Costa and Óscar Graça, two musicians that hail from the world of jazz, imagine this film's soundtrack to be, we bring "Nanook" to the stage of Teatro Viriato, this time in the form of a movie concert. A classic of cinema for all ages and two artists prepared to face a unique Inuit family.
Guitar Nuno Costa Piano Óscar GraçaFilm NANOOK OF THE NORTH, by Robert Flaherty, USA, 1922