Hollywood Musicals and the Invention of Rio de Janeiro, 1933-1953

Bianca Freire‐Medeiros

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This article reflects on the relationships among space, identity, and cinematic representations by looking at the ways in which Rio de Janeiro was represented in four Hollywood musicals: Flying down to Rio (1933), That Night in Rio (1941), Road to Rio (1947), and Latin Lovers (1953).

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