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“Love, Tragedy and Religion” in Cinema, Move Images and Rio de Janeiro Public

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Decades of cinema, in a life spanning nearly a century, are being screened in the next two weeks in downtown Rio de Janeiro. Deceased just three months ago, at the age of 96, Franco Zeffirelli is remembered in the extensive exhibition "Love, Tragedy, and Religion", which runs until November 3rd at Caixa Cultural.

There are nine of the 20 feature films that the Italian filmmaker shot in a career that dates back to 1957, when he debuted with "Camping" in 2002, when he directed his last "Callas Forever", in honor of the Greek lyrical singer Maria . . .

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