The filmmaker Portuguese Manoel de Oliveira died today at 106 years, as confirmed to EFE sources of production with which he made his last works.
The filmmaker Portuguese is considered the longest serving director in the world in activity during his career he made about 60 films and his last job was “Old Restelo” (“Old Bethlehem”), designed in 2014.
Manoel de Oliveira was born in Porto on December 11, 1908 and debut behind the camera at age 23 with the documentary “Douro Faina Fluvial”.
Filmed with Catherine Deneuve , John Malkovich and Italian Marcello Mastroianni , among other stars
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Actors from the likes of French Catherine Deneuve , the US John Malkovich or Italian Marcello Mastroianni participated in some of his films during the decades of the 80s and 90s, helping to give her work a international dimension.
won the Palme d’Or at Cannes in 2008, at age 100
Considered one cult filmmaker in Europe and Brazil, among the awards he has received during his career include Golden Lion at Venice (1985) and a Palma Gold Cannes (2008).
De Oliveira had passed in recent years some health problems, including a hospital admission in the summer of 2012 due to problems of heart failure and other episodes in the winter of 2013.
EFE
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