About Digital Restoration of the Films of Joaquim Pedro de ANDRADE. Joaquim Pedro de ANDRADE (PDF) Joaquim Pedro de ANDRADE (1932-1988) Profile Born in Rio de Janeiro on May 25, 1932. While in university, he organized a "cineclub" which engaged in screening films, critiques, and moreover, independent film production. After releasing two short documentaries in 1959, he directed "Cat Skin," an episode of the seminal Cinema Novo work, the film anthology "Favela Five Times" (61). After his first feature-length, narrative film "The Priest and the Girl" (65), his second film, "Macunaima" (69), enjoyed both critical and commercial success. Afterward, he was active in both narrative and documentary films. On September 10th, 1988, however, he died of cancer at the young age of 56. Over his lifetime, ANDRADE's filmography included 5 feature-length and 2 short narrative films and 7 short documentaries. A special retrospective of digitally restored works was put together at the 2006 Venice International Film Festival. [A]= Yurakucho Asahi Hall, [C]= Cine Qua Non Yurakucho 1chome, [AF]= Athenee Francais Cultural Center 1969 / 105min. 22 (Sat.) 14:00 [A] / 12.6 (Sat.) 18:00 [AF] 1963 / 58min. * screening with "Cinema Novo" 28 (Fri.) 14:10 [A] / 12.6 (Sat.) 13：30 [AF] 1967 / 30min. * screening with "Garrincha, Joy of the People" 28 (Fri.) 14:10 [A] / 12.6 (Sat.) 13：30 [AF] 1975 / 88min. * screening with "Cat Skin" 22 (Sat.) 21:15 [C] / 12.6 (Sat.) 15：40 [AF] 1960 / 13min. * screening with "Conjugal Warfare" 22 (Sat.) 21:15 [C] / 12.6 (Sat.) 15：40 [AF]