Armando Costa: “Televisão pra Mim Não é Bico”

This documentary showcases the journey of Armando Costa, a highly regarded figure in Brazilian television. Known for his work on popular shows like "A Grande Família" and "Malu Mulher," Costa achieved both audience popularity and critical acclaim. His unique perspective on fame and authorship is a focal point of the film, reflecting his disinterest in celebrity status despite his impactful career.

Featuring interviews with notable figures such as Antonio Carlos da Fontoura, Zelito Viana, Carlos Vereza, Carlos Diegues, and Daniel Filho, the film delves into the cultural significance of Costa's work. It not only highlights his contributions but also examines the broader landscape of Brazilian television during his era. This documentary is a valuable exploration for anyone interested in the evolution of television in Brazil and the individuals who shaped it.