Identity and otherness in Gabriel e a montanha and Vagabond
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9125.v24i1p117-126Keywords:
Brazilian cinema, Gabriel and the mountain, identity, otherness, VagabondAbstract
This review aims to comment on the movies Gabriel e a montanha, directed by Fellipe Barbosa, and Vagabond, directed by Agnès Varda, and promote a reflection about the concepts of identity and otherness by comparing the movies – which contain similar narrative aspects, since the main characters of both movies are travelers; however, the path and the journey convey quite distinct significances, which are of interest for this review.
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