Resumo da Ópera #100

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In the 100th episode, Virginia Woolf's life and avant-garde writing style are highlighted in the Calçada da Fama segment.

The episode opens with hosts David Gil and Davi Pereira announcing the 100th edition of Resumo da Ópera. They begin with the Calçada da Fama segment, featuring English writer Virginia Woolf, detailing her birth in 1882, marriage to Leonardo Woolf, and works like 'Orlando' and 'Mrs. Dalloway'. The News Turn segment follows, discussing the Venice Film Festival winner, a French film by Audrey D. One about a 1960s clandestine abortion case. The hosts then introduce the term 'Slow Burn', explaining it as a storytelling technique with slower rhythms, using examples like the film 'The Green Knight' and series like 'Game of Thrones'. They debate the risks of such pacing, noting how series like 'Lost' disappointed viewers with convoluted endings. The Sound Track Session highlights the 2021 series 'Panic', set in Texas, with music by Grimes and Billie Eilish. The Clássico é clássico segment features the Brazilian book 'Olhos d'Água' by Conceição Evaristo, a collection of 15 stories about Black characters in Brazil. Curiosidades covers manga records, including Demon Slayer selling over 2.8 million copies in a week and One Piece having 490 million copies in circulation. Marque na agenda lists new streaming releases such as 'O Jogo das Chaves' on Amazon Prime Video, 'O Protetor 2' on Netflix, and 'Schumacher' on Netflix. Literary novelties include 'Seus Olhos Viam Deus' by Zora Neale Hurston and 'O Assassino Cego' by Margaret Atwood. The Indica aí segment has recommendations: Davi Pereira suggests watching 'Interestelar', David Gil recommends the series 'Nove Desconhecidos' on Amazon Prime, and Magno Nunes recommends the film 'Worf' about 9/11 victim compensation. The episode ends with a farewell to Davi Pereira, who is leaving after six years on the show.

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