Rubens Azevedo Ewald Filho (7 March 1945 – 19 June 2019) was a Brazilian journalist, film critic, television presenter, actor, filmmaker and stage director.[1]
A graduate of the Catholic University of Santos (UniSantos), Ewald Filho has worked for the country's largest media outlets, among them Rede Globo, SBT, Grupo Record (portal R7 and Record News), RedeTV!, TV Cultura (where he began his career), Veja magazine, Jovem Pan, and Folha de S. Paulo, as well as HBO, Telecine and TNT, where he ran the program TNT+Filme and the coverage of the Oscars.)[2][failed verification]
He was also the film critic for Rádio Bandeirantes and commented on the films shown on Rede Bandeirantes' Cine Clube. The critic also appeared in program inserts on A Tarde FM radio in Salvador (Bahia). He was also Secretary of Culture in Paulínia (São Paulo).[3]
After falling down an escalator and fainting in May 2019, Rubens Ewald Filho was admitted to Samaritano Hospital in São Paulo in serious condition. He underwent cardiological treatment and treatment for fractures resulting from the fall, but he couldn't resist, and after almost a month in the hospital's ICU, he died on June 19, coincidentally the National Day of Brazilian Cnema.[4][5] In October 2020, as a tribute, room number 3 at Petra Belas Artes movie theater was renamed after him.[6]
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