O Sanduíche

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O Sanduíche (The Sandwich) Genre Fiction Director Jorge Furtado Cast Felippe Monnaco, Janaína Kramer Die, Milene Zardo, Nelson Diniz Year 2000 Length 12 min Color Color 35mm gauge Country Brazil A couple's last moments: their meetings, separations and a sandwich. A tale with a lot of surprises from the best Brazilian director. SANDUICHE (SANDWICH, in Portuguese) is a mind-bender mix of detailed character profiles, multiple points of view, and the art of cooking. But most of all, SANDWICH is wonderful because of Jorge Furtado's ability to tell a story in a way that changes entirely our perspective in each turn of the story. Here this master proves that making a movie could be just like cooking a meal - you blend flavors to create something unique. That's what makes SANDWICH so appealing - the way Furtado creates a story that changes its "flavor" every time. Passion, jealousy, anxiety, love, irony, it's everything here. A masterpiece. For those who are not familiar with the work of Furtado, take a look at another short, ILHA DAS FLORES (ISLAND OF FLOWERS), considered one of the 100 best shorts of all time by the Clermont-Ferrand Festival. Awards Best Actor in Miami Brazilian Film Festival 2001 Best Actress in Miami Brazilian Film Festival 2001 Best Short - Jury People in Miami Brazilian Film Festival 2001 Best Photography in Miami Brazilian Film Festival 2001 Best of Festival Brasilia Assembly in 2000 Jury's Special Award at the Festival of Gramado 2001 Special Award at the Festival International Short of Belo Horizonte 2001 Highlight of the People's Jury at the Festival International Short of Sao Paulo 2001 Best Film - Jury Bureau at the Festival Luso-Brasileiro de Santa Maria da Feira 2001 Best Film at Cine Ceará 2001 Best Tour in 2001 Cine Ceará Roadmap Best Picture Festival in 2001 in 5 minutes Best Actor in Festival Latino de Campo Grande 2001 Best Short Fiction of the Festival Latino de Campo Grande 2001 Best Director in the Festival Latino de Campo Grande 2001 Better Road Map in the Festival Latino de Campo Grande 2001