He was the son of the Portuguese writer Manuel Ferreira and Cape Verdean writer Orlanda Amarílis. He moved to Pangim in Goa in what was Portuguese India during his childhood and later in Africa.
He did not want to participate in the colonial wars in Africa, he lived in exile in London for six years, where he worked in film at the London Film School for cinema and television, he also studied at the Contemporary Film Makers Studio. He also studied in cinematography in Lisbon at Escola Superior de Teatro and Cinema (Theatre and Film High School); he commonly studied with other actors in Lisbon at the National Conservatory.
He later became a film producer, took part in filming some films on personalities of Portuguese culture, the feature films for RTP, mainly on the life on Fernando Namora, Leal da Câmara, Pomar, Armando Jorge, Jorge Peixinho, António Casimiro and José Cardoso Pires.[3] He equally made six program series on the evolution of African music. He made and directed seminaries on film at the Theater and Cinema High School in Lisbon.
He was executive producer of ALAC publications (Africa, Literature, Arts and Culture) and the review África – Literatura, Arte e Cultura" (Africa: Literature, Arts and Culture) which was done together with his father.
He made his fictional historical novel in 2005 titled A Donatária[4] which produced a careful investigation from different years. The action of the novel took place between 1578 and 1583 and is mainly set on the island of Santiago. Sérgio Ferreira, following the footsteps of his parents, Manuel Ferreira and Orlanda Amarílis, with the novel being previously contributed into a Cape Verdean fictional novel, honoring the letters of two countries between Portugal and Cape Verde.
He later published O Desígnio in 2005[5] and a year later O sorriso ao canto da borca shortly before his death.
sérgio, ferreira, writer, sérgio, manuel, napoleão, ferreira, 1946, 2006, portuguese, cape, verdean, writer, filmmaker, sérgio, ferreiraborn1946, 1946, mindelo, cape, verdedied13, july, 2006, 2006, aged, mindelo, cape, verdenationalitycape, verdeanoccupation, . Sergio Manuel Napoleao Ferreira 1946 2006 was a Portuguese Cape Verdean writer and filmmaker 1 2 Sergio FerreiraBorn1946 1946 Mindelo Cape VerdeDied13 July 2006 2006 07 13 aged 59 60 Mindelo Cape VerdeNationalityCape VerdeanOccupation s writer poet politician and diplomatBiography editHe was the son of the Portuguese writer Manuel Ferreira and Cape Verdean writer Orlanda Amarilis He moved to Pangim in Goa in what was Portuguese India during his childhood and later in Africa He did not want to participate in the colonial wars in Africa he lived in exile in London for six years where he worked in film at the London Film School for cinema and television he also studied at the Contemporary Film Makers Studio He also studied in cinematography in Lisbon at Escola Superior de Teatro and Cinema Theatre and Film High School he commonly studied with other actors in Lisbon at the National Conservatory He later became a film producer took part in filming some films on personalities of Portuguese culture the feature films for RTP mainly on the life on Fernando Namora Leal da Camara Pomar Armando Jorge Jorge Peixinho Antonio Casimiro and Jose Cardoso Pires 3 He equally made six program series on the evolution of African music He made and directed seminaries on film at the Theater and Cinema High School in Lisbon He was executive producer of ALAC publications Africa Literature Arts and Culture and the review Africa Literatura Arte e Cultura Africa Literature Arts and Culture which was done together with his father He made his fictional historical novel in 2005 titled A Donataria 4 which produced a careful investigation from different years The action of the novel took place between 1578 and 1583 and is mainly set on the island of Santiago Sergio Ferreira following the footsteps of his parents Manuel Ferreira and Orlanda Amarilis with the novel being previously contributed into a Cape Verdean fictional novel honoring the letters of two countries between Portugal and Cape Verde He later published O Designio in 2005 5 and a year later O sorriso ao canto da borca shortly before his death Works editA Donataria Lisboa Platano Editora 2005 292 pages O designio Um conto de Natal Lisboa Platano Editora 2005 32 pages Um sorriso ao canto da boca Lisboa Platano Editora 2006 42 pagesReferences edit Sergio Ferrerira Liberal Line Morreu o escritor e cineasta Sergio Ferreira Publico in Portuguese Rodrigues dos Santos Elsa Sergio Ferreira at SLP in Portuguese A Donataria in Portuguese O Designio in Portuguese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sergio Ferreira writer amp oldid 1129871738, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
