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The film is about a man working a bureaucratic job in a dystopian, totalitarian world and rebels against it's government. ''"Brazil"'' is generally considered Gilliam's best film and has become a cult movie. | The film is about a man working a bureaucratic job in a dystopian, totalitarian world and rebels against it's government. ''"Brazil"'' is generally considered Gilliam's best film and has become a cult movie. | ||
| − | In the interview ''[[The Last Days of Frank Zappa]]'' Zappa mentioned that ''"Brazil"'' is his favourite movie. | + | In the week of 7-12 December 1986 Zappa was the guest host of "Future Shock Week", a thematic science fiction film week on The Movie Channel. The first film he introduced was "Brazil", which he introduced as "one of his favorite movies." <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Vx-_u9m2xA</ref> |
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| + | In the interview ''[[The Last Days of Frank Zappa]]'' Zappa also mentioned that ''"Brazil"'' is his favourite movie. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:49, 11 January 2016
"Brazil" (1985) is a American science fiction, fantasy and satirical film, directed by Terry Gilliam and starring (among others) Robert De Niro, Michael Palin, Bob Hoskins and Ian Holm.
The film is about a man working a bureaucratic job in a dystopian, totalitarian world and rebels against it's government. "Brazil" is generally considered Gilliam's best film and has become a cult movie.
In the week of 7-12 December 1986 Zappa was the guest host of "Future Shock Week", a thematic science fiction film week on The Movie Channel. The first film he introduced was "Brazil", which he introduced as "one of his favorite movies." [1]
In the interview The Last Days of Frank Zappa Zappa also mentioned that "Brazil" is his favourite movie.
