Como se escreve para outros dizerem? Henrique Dias

🔔 Receive new episodes 🎧|📺 https://perguntasimples.com/subscrever/ There are words that stick. A phrase from a series, a line of dialogue that appears in our conversation weeks later, as if it were our own. Someone wrote that. In this episode, that someone has a name: Henrique Cardoso Dias, the screenwriter behind Pôr do Sol and Sr. Engenheiro. A conversation about what thirty years of building languages ​​for others to use teaches us about how people communicate. Highlights of this conversation: Why the invisibility of screenwriters has a beautiful part and an unfair part What a law degree did to the writer: "In law we learn to measure our words. In comedy we learn to make them stumble" How Sunset was made: "We tried to do well to show the absurdity. As opposed to doing harm in the first place" Why the cliché is "a collective memory on repeat that has lost its meaning" The opposite of humor is not seriousness, it's solemnity, and what that says about power Freedom of expression protects the person, not the opinion The author's decision to stop Sunset: "I prefer to be asked why we stopped" What it "allegedly" says about the Portuguese relationship with power Creativity as deliberate irresponsibility "In law we learn to measure our words. In comedy we learn to make them stumble." 🔗 Episode: https://perguntasimples.com/como-se-e... 🎦 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pergunta.sim... 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3kb07qm 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/pt/podcast... 📺 RTP Play: https://www.rtp.pt/play/p7644/pergunt... 🌐 Website: https://www.perguntasimples.com