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Release Date:
March 14, 2019
Original Title:
Os Guizos Do Dominozinho
Genres:
Animation
Production Companies:
NADA - PUC-Rio
Production Countries:
Brazil
Ratings / Certifications:
BR: L
Runtime: 2
“The Little Dominos Jingle Bells” was made to celebrate the centennial of the work “Children’s Carnival” of one of Latin America’s most celebrated composer, Heitor Villa-Lobos. His musical play consisted in explore the folklore behind this brazilian festivity and capture the essence of carnival´s most common costume archetypes. The short explores the figure of the little dominos, one of the many carnival costume archetypes that Villa-Lobos represented in his musical play. In this short film, the little dominos dance together and compete over who gets in possession of the Jingle Bells, while doing an outstanding music performance.
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Animation:
Ana Luiza Primo
Luana Matos
Director:
Ana Luiza Primo
Luana Matos
Editor:
Ana Luiza Primo
Executive Producer:
Claudia Bolshaw
Juliana Amado
Márcia Ladeira
Music:
Heitor Villa-Lobos
Music Editor:
Claudia Castro
Maria Clara Barbosa
Musician:
Sonia Rubinsky
Production Assistant:
Hapuque Marinho
Storyboard Artist:
Duda Cellos
Luana Matos
Luma Rodrigues
Writer:
Ana Luiza Primo
Luana Matos
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