If you're looking for a slick, modern sports flick, keep scrolling. O Campeão de Futebol is strictly for the archivists and the people who get a kick out of watching 100-year-old film stock flicker and dance on screen. It is quiet, jerky, and honestly, a bit of a mess. Is it worth your time? Only if you care about the...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Genésio Arruda
Richard Smith
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"If you're looking for a slick, modern sports flick, keep scrolling. O Campeão de Futebol is strictly for the archivists and the people who get a kick out of watching 100-year-old film stock flicker and dance on screen. It is quiet, jerky, and honestly, a bit of a mess. Is it worth your time? Only if you care about the roots of the game in Brazil. If you hate silent films that feel like they were shot in someone's backyard, you will probably lose your mind within ten minutes. Seeing Arthur Frie..."
Brazil
1920 · IMDb 4.4
Richard Smith
