Monitor this situation.
Unsubscribe anytime.
[SITUATION] · [ACTIVE] · [CULTURE]
3 clusters · 8 sources · 17 days · First seen · Last updated
Brazilian film participation in international festivals
Overview
Brazilian film productions continue to participate in international festivals. The wildlife documentary ‘O Canto da Floresta’, directed by Vincent Munier, is scheduled for screening across Brazil as part of the 17th French Film Festival from October 29 to November 11.
Additionally, the Brazilian short film ‘Novo Atendimento’, directed by and starring Tales Ordakji, has been selected for the official competition at the 17th FESTin – Festival de Cinema Itinerante da Língua Portuguesa in Portugal. Produced by Atado no Ato and filmed in Santos, São Paulo, the 12-minute comedy uses irony to critique bureaucracy and the digital mediation of everyday services through a character attempting to order an espresso.
The film has participated in over 20 festivals and earned seven awards across five countries, including honors in Brazil, the United States, Italy, Canada, and England. Notable accolades include Best Short and Best Direction at the Oklahoma Latin American Film Festival, Best Comedy Short at the Digital Griffix Film Awards, and Best Actor for Ordakji at the Coliseum International Film Festival. The Lisbon screening is scheduled for October 4 at the Liceu Camões Auditorium during the festival, which runs from October 1 to 11.
Entities
FESTin · Tales Ordakji · Cibele Gonçalves · Lisbon · Vincent Munier
Timeline
-
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesBrazilian short film ‘Novo Atendimento’ to debut at FESTin in Lisbon
The award-winning Brazilian short film ‘Novo Atendimento’ will make its Portuguese debut at the 17th FESTin festival in Lisbon this October.
-
[CULTURE] 4 sourcesBrazilian short film ‘Novo Atendimento’ to compete at FESTin in Portugal
The award-winning Brazilian short film ‘Novo Atendimento’ will compete in the 17th FESTin film festival in Lisbon, Portugal, highlighting the impacts of digitalization on daily life.
-
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesDocumentary ‘O Canto da Floresta’ joins French Film Festival in Brazil
The César Award-winning documentary ‘O Canto da Floresta’ will be featured in the 17th French Film Festival in Brazil from October 29 to November 11.
Sources
burburinhonews.com.br · cbnsantos.com.br · cmjornal.pt · cmjornal.xl.pt · jwave.com.br · ohoje.com · pernambucoemfoco.com.br · reinoliterariobr.com.br
This summary has been updated 1 time: see revision history