Diary of a Provincial Girl (2004)
Sobre o filme
In the end of the 19th century, when Brazil had just abolished slavery and proclaimed Republic, the girl Helena Morley, starts to write a diary. Of English origens, she lives in Diamantina, a city which was enduring a mining decay at the time. Her father believes the mines around can still be very profitable. Due to the risky choice of the fancier husband, her mother suffers humiliations from the richer brother. Helena shares these agonies, but keeps experiencing the cheerfullness of her age. Rebel and independent, she has disciplinary problems in school, but compensates it with her great skill for writing. She spends most of the time by the grandmother, her greatest protector, flirts with her cousin and stimulates her intuition and intelligence to turn herself from a girl into a woman.
Título original: Vida de Menina
Ano: 2004
Duração: 101’ minutos
País: Brazil
Cor: Colorido
Direção: HELENA SOLBERG
Roteiro: Elena Soárez, Helena Solberg
Fotografia: Pedro Farkas
Elenco: Ludmila Dayer, Dalton Vigh, Daniela Escobar, Lígia Cortez
Produtor: David Meyer, Clélia Bessa
Edições: 28