CRAFT
Best Hair & Make Up (2024)
CRAFT (Best Hair & Make Up)
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Sinto Muito - Pelo Tosco
MyMama Entertainment
Contender
Title of Piece: | Sinto Muito |
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Brand: | Pelo Tosco |
Production Company: | MyMama Entertainment |
Client: | Pelo Tosco |
Agency: | Pelo Tosco e Roma Joana |
Director: | Roma Joana |
Producer(s): | André Pinho, Mayra Faour Auad, Gabrielle Auad, João da Terra, Patrícia Caldas |
Editor: | Guilherme Yuki |
Director of Photography: | Urso Morto |
Art Director: | Roma Joana |
Creative Director: | Cortes Brabos, Laurie Martignago, Ian Figlioulo |
Production Design: | Latino Melo |
Costume Design: | Natasha Ribas, Luisa Ambrozio |
Hair & Makeup: | Cortes Brabos, Laurie Martignago, Ian Figlioulo, Filipe Costa, Jacques Amancio Cruz |
Music/Sound Design: | Achille dos Santos, Lázaro Uilgner |
Casting Director: | Yuri Simon |
Visual Effects: | GLITTER |
Animation: | GLITTER |
Writer: | Roma Joana |
Props Stylist: | Latino Melo |
Additional Credits: | Cast: Yuri Simon, Brendy, Achille, nininini |
Additional Credits: | Production manager: Camila Abade |
Instagram Tag: | mymama___; @roma.romama; @pelotosco; @cortesbrab0s; @lauriemartignago ; @chiqueacidental; @metanfetanini; @brendyzinha.ofc; @kontronatura; @pinho3937; @mayraud; @gabrielleaud_; @daterra51; @paticaldas; @bimctures; @camilaaabade; @rxfas; @ursomorto; @latino.melo |
Short Synopsis: | "Sinto Muito" is a celebration of queer expression through hair, exploring its unique ability to construct and protect our identities as we navigate the world. Directed by Roma and produced by MyMama Entertainment, the film delves into the universe of the Pelo Tosco salon and beauty collective, a space created and run by trans people. With a mostly trans/queer crew both in front of and behind the camera, "Sinto Muito" is more than just a visual register - it's a reaffirmation of individual and collective identities through hair transformation. The film follows four multi-artists in a series of experiment- testimonials, where their hair becomes living works of art, reflecting and strengthening their ever-evolving identities. By exploring the infinite possibilities of expression through hair, the film highlights the importance of valuing differences and promoting community empowerment. |