Capital (2012)
When it comes to cinema, my favourite directors and actors are so old I can’t help feeling privileged when they...
Miguel Rosa was born in Portugal in 1984. When he was a child he loved action movies starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal. Then he had a brief horror phase. Although his introduction to the fine art of cinema was slow, by his late adolescence he became interested in the Hollywood movies from the '80s and late '70s his dad had on VHS. His tastes then took him to the intimidating international cinema. Currently Miguel is in love with obscure, strange, forgotten and hard-to-find movies that most people don't watch, probably for good reasons. Yes, Miguel is currently in his snob phase. There aren't signs that things will change in a close future.
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