Brazilian documentary films premiere in São Paulo and Los Angeles

The documentary “Me Filma”, directed by Victor Ribeiro, has premiered in São Paulo and Los Angeles. The 84-minute film explores the diversity and human complexity of central São Paulo through 106 interviews conducted at Vale do Anhangabaú. The project aims to highlight the creativity and resilience of the city's inhabitants, with its stories intertwining to reflect broader Brazilian characteristics. The film is a participant in the 2026 Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival, competing for Best Director and Best Documentary.

In Brazil, screenings are scheduled from November 5 to 18 at Cine Olido in São Paulo. The production is a co-production between BirdMe and Bandolim Filmes, distributed by Amálgama Entretenimento, and supported by the City of São Paulo and Spcine.