女孩塔蒂

Moscow International Film Festival 　　YearResultAwardCategory/Recipient(s) 　　1973 Nominated Golden Prize 　　Bruno Barreto 　　http://www.adorocinema.com/filmes/tati/tati.asp 　　The troubled routine of a pregnant unmarried woman who tries to give a good education to her six-year-old daughter, when they move from a poor neighborhood to Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. 　　布诺-巴纳多被誉为巴西新浪潮后期的一位天才导演，他出生在巴西电影中心里约热内卢，父母都是出色的电影人，他从11岁起就开始独立拍摄16毫米短片，17岁时执导首部长片《女孩塔蒂》，被巴西国家电影协会作为参赛片而参加了当年的莫斯科国际电影节。 　　Bruno Barreto was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1955. He grew up amidst the Brazilian film industry seeing as how his father and mother were two prominent film makers, namely Luis Carlos and Luci Barreto. At the age of 11 (1966) he made a 16mm film. At the age of 17 (1972) he made his first long film, "Tati, The Girl", based on a text by Anibal Machado, is Brazil's official entry at the 1973 Moscow Film Festival, and was only 22 when he scored an international hit with "Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands" (1977), a comedy of sexual manners starring Sonia Braga as a woman who entertains the affections of her deceased playboy husband, as well as those of her ho-hum living spouse. Adapted from the novel by Jorge Amado, it paired him for the first time with screenwriter Leopoldo Serran, with whom he would also co-write "Amor Bandido".