DOM CASMURRO: FROM MACHADO DE ASSIS’ LITERATURE TO MOACYR GOES’ CINEMA
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Machado de Assis, Dom Casmurro, Dialogismo, Dom.Abstract
After one hundred years of its first release, the Machado de Assis’ work entitled “Dom Casmurro”, still raises controversy around the possibility of Capitu’s adultery. Due to innumerate new editions and the recent book’s adaptation to a film, this article intends to deal with the dialogica connection between the literary work and the adapted film entitled “Dom”, that was freely inspired in Machado de Assis’ book by the film director Moacyr Goes.
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