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Rio de Janeiro 1977 archive footage

Archival footage shot by an amateur filmmaker while visiting Brazil in 1977. It contains stock footage of Rio de Janeiro: (00:00 - 06:27) cars and bus traffic, along with pedestrians, in Cinelândia, Avenida Rio Branco and its surroundings, the main commercial neighbourhood in Rio; (06:28 - 07:50) Copacabana; (07:51 - 08:13) visit to Monumento aos Mortos na II Guerra Mundial (Monument to the Deceased of World War II) on Aterro do Flamengo; (08:14 - 08:23) Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Glória do Outeiro and metropolitan Cathedral; (08:24 - 13:38) a trip on the Santa Teresa tram; (14:01 - 17:44) tour to Niterói City, across Guanabara Bay, a 20 minute journey by ferry. At 15:31, view of Ponte Rio-Niterói far away. At 16:13, Ilha Fiscal Castle (Fiscal Island), an important historical place to Rio and to Brazil (Inside that building the last ball of the Brazilian Empire took place on November 9th, 1889. Six days after, Brazil turned into a republic). (17:45 - 25:12) miscellaneous views, mainly from Copacabana Beach; (25:43) Igreja de Santa Luzia (Santa Luzia Church), built in 1752 (Formerly, it was in front of the sea, but in the thirties a nearby hill was demolished and some landfills were made, including surrounding the church. In the sixties, another landfill was made. Nowadays, the church is some 400 meters away from the sea); (26:00) Rio de Janeiro/Galeão International Airport. Thanks to Mr Ribeiro for his detailed description. Please, comment if you recognize more subjects. If you want to buy this footage to use it in your production, please visit: https://footageforpro.com/rio-de-jane... If you want to buy segments of this footage to use it in your production, please visit: https://thearchivefootage.com/ If you want to watch this video without watermark and advertising, please visit: https://myoldfilm.com/ If you want to scan and restore your own 8mm, super 8, 9.5mm, and 16mm films with the same technology that created this video, please visit: https://thetelecinema.com/