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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2012 · 21 MIN

An Englishman in Brazil by Malcolm Clark Part 4

from peopletalk's Podcast · host Nigel Killick

Malcolm Clark is an English actor who has married a Brazilian and moved to a small city called Curitiba which is the capital city of the Brazilian state of Paraná, located in southern Brazil.  In his narration Malcolm gives a vivid impression of his new life and surroundings.  Painting a colourful picture of his new landscape and the people. Giving us an insight into an Englishman's impression  of the rich and diverse cultures of Brazil. In part 4, Malcolm talks a bit about everyday  life of people  in Curitiba and about the many positive aspects of living in Brazil that are not made well-known outside the country, as well as some of the negative aspects and shares a few nostalgic moments, recounting some of the things he misses about his way of life in England.  In the coming months Malcolm will be sending us more of his observations and thoughts about his new adopted country Brazil. Directed and produced by Nigel Killick An Englishman in Brazil by Malcolm Clark Part 1 An Englishman in Brazil by Malcolm Clark Part 2 An Englishman in Brazil by Malcolm Clark Part 3 An Englishman in Brazil by Malcolm Clark Part 3 An Englishman in Brazil by Malcolm Clark Part 4 Back to peopletalk front page Recorded at Brighton University Media Services UK. Music:  Track: 01-Eu nao sabia (I did not know)  Artist:   Anamar Album: Transfado http://www.magnatune.com

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