The Brazilwood Man

Directed by a collaboration of Embrafilme, Filmes do Serro, and Lynx Filmes, The Brazilwood Man features a dual portrayal of Oswald de Andrade. Ítala Nandi plays his feminine anima, while Flávio Galvão represents the masculine half. The film's narrative weaves together elements of Brazilian culture and literary history, providing a rich backdrop for its comedic moments.

The cast includes notable Brazilian actors such as Regina Duarte, Cristina Aché, and Grande Otelo. Their performances contribute to the film's exploration of identity and the complexities of Andrade's character. The film's combination of humor and historical context offers a distinctive lens on Brazilian Modernism, appealing to those interested in the interplay of culture and artistic expression.