Alex Viany

Alex Viany

Directing 1918-11-04 Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Almiro Viviani Fialho (1918 — 1992), better known as Alex Viany, was a Brazilian director, producer, screenwriter, author, journalist and actor. He is the author of the book Introduction to Brazilian Cinema (1959), cited by Paulo Emílio Sales Gomes as the first work of Brazilian filmography. He also wrote The Cinema Novo Process. He debuted as a director in 1953, in the feature film "Agulha no Palheiro". In 1954, he directed "Rua sem Sol", which received the São Paulo State Governor's Award for best director, best actor for Carlos Alberto and best actress for Glauce Rocha (1930-1971). In 1955, he directed “Ana”, an episode of the feature film "A Rosa dos Ventos" (1954-1957), produced by the Communist Party of East Germany, organized by Dutch filmmaker Joris Ivens (1898-1989). In 1963, he directed "Sol sobre a Lama", shot in Bahia and under the influence of Cinema Novo. He made the last feature film of his career, only in 1978, with "A Noiva da Cidade". He directed the short films A Máquina e o Sonho (1974), Humberto Mauro: eu Coração Dou Bom (1979) and Maxixe, a Dança Perdida (1980).

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2021 Self (archive footage)
2016 Self - Filmmaker (archive footage)
1980 Director
1978 Director
1978 Screenplay
1978 Producer
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1974 Director
1963 Director
1963 Screenplay
1963 Editor
1962 (segment "Um Favelado")
1957 Director
Ana
1955 Director
1954 Screenplay
1954 Director
1954 Writer
1953 Director
1953 Screenplay
1953 Assistant Director