Here is what the page “Glauber Rocha's Anti-Fascist 'Cabezas Cortadas' Gets 6K Restoration, Set for Lyon Classic ” contains. A long-overlooked work by Brazilian cinema legend Glauber Rocha is getting a new life. 'Cabezas Cortadas' (Cutting Heads), Rocha's 1970 anti-fascist film, is undergoing a 6K restoration and will be presented at the International Classic Film Market (MIFC) in Lyon, France, as part of the Lumière Film Festival. The project is featured in the market's ReBirth Programme, which spotlights five restoration works in progress and five recently completed restorations.
Rocha, a key figure in Brazil's Cinema Novo movement, made 'Cabezas Cortadas' in Spain during his exile, but the film has remained largely unseen for decades. Its restoration is significant for film historians and cinephiles, as it promises to recover a politically charged and stylistically daring piece from a turbulent era. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.