A cotidianidade do cinema.

This paper explores the effects of cinema on everyday life, starting from a reflection on the braziliancinematographic exhibition of the 1950s and 1960s, through the experiences of a resident of the city of Laguna, Santa Catarina. Dona Betinha, for 18 years, kept a diary where she recorded 805 trips to the cinema, of which 69 went to watch national productions in two of the city's cinemas: Cine Mussi and Cine Roma. Presents the problem of thinking the cinema that existed as part of everyday life in the context of modernity, which was extended as an event in the city, sociability engine, which is present as memory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]