Pedro de Andrade's Macunamia shows the influences of Tropicalismo on this movement's third and final phase.
The poet Paulo Martins must decide between the "love of force" exemplified by Diaz or the populist leadership of Vieira in one film associated with this movement. Films like The Guns and Barren Lives explore the "Esthetic of Hunger" prominent during this movement. Pedro de Andrade's Macunamia shows the influences of Tropicalismo on this movement's third and final phase. Its founding motto "A camera in your hand and an idea in your head," was coined by one of its most important directors, Glauber Rocha, whose movies include Black God, White Devil and Land in Distress. Influenced by Italian Neo-Realism and French New Wave, for 10 points, name this 1960's and 70's Brazilian film movement.
The poet Paulo Martins must decide between the "love of force" exemplified by Diaz or the populist leadership of Vieira in one film associated with this movement.
{Cinema Novo} [or New {Cinema} accept {Land} in {Distress} or {Terra em Transe} before “{this movement}”]