We gebruiken cookies om je ervaring persoonlijker te maken en het verkeer te meten. Je kunt je hier altijd voor afmelden.
A Brazilian film director, screenwriter and producer, Antonio Carlos da Fontoura was born in 1939, in the city of São Paulo. He wrote and directed a number of documentary shorts and feature-length films, including "Copacabana Me Engana" (1968), "A Rainha Diaba" (1974) and "Gatão de Meia Idade" (2006). Fontoura has also had a prolific work in TV, creating and writing soaps "Vidas Opostas" (2006), "Amor e Intrigas" (2007) and miniseries "Chapadão do Bugre" (1988) and "Capitães da Areia" (1989).
Antonio Carlos da Fontoura is a Brazilian director, screenwriter, and producer from São Paulo who is recognized for his contributions to both art-house cinema and mainstream television.
He is primarily known for his 1974 crime drama A Rainha Diaba, his 1968 film Copacabana Me Engana, and a significant body of work documenting the Brazilian music scene, including the film Os Mutantes.
His output ranges from socially conscious dramas and experimental documentary shorts to mainstream Brazilian soap operas and miniseries.