
Known for
Directing
Born
September 12, 1893
Birthplace
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Died
December 3, 1982 (aged 89)
Luiz de Barros (Rio de Janeiro, September 12th, 1893 — Rio de Janeiro, December 3rd, 1982) was a Brazilian filmmaker, producer, actor, screenwriter, cinematographer and editor. He also worked in the theater as a set designer, producer, artistic director and a playwright, besides serving as a decorator and artistic director for famous shows of the Cassino da Urca and Cassino Atlântico.
His career in film began in 1914, when he directed A Viuvinha. He directed the first Brazilian sound film, Acabaram-se os Otários (1929), made with a synchronization technique he devised himself. From 1914 to 1980, he made about 250 films.
1980
Associate Producer, Editor, Director
1971
1970
Art Direction
1961
Director
1959
Director
1958
Director, Producer
1956
as Almirante
1956
Director, Writer
1954
Screenplay, Editor, Director
1952
Screenplay, Director
1951
Director, Writer, Editor, Set Decoration
1948
Art Direction, Director, Screenplay, Editor
1946
Director, Writer, Editor
1945
Screenplay, Director, Editor, Production Design
1945
Director, Production Design, Camera Operator
1944
Director
1943
Editor, Production Design, Director, Writer
1943
Writer, Director, Editor, Art Direction
1941
Director, Writer
1940
Director, Writer
1938
Director, Screenplay, Editor, Art Direction
1938
Director, Screenplay, Editor
1937
Director, Screenplay
1936
Director, Screenplay, Producer, Camera Operator, Editor, Art Direction
1935
Director of Photography