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Cultural and film events in Portugal and Brazil

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Portugal and Brazil continue to host various cultural and artistic activities. In Portugal, upcoming events include the Tribeca Festival Lisboa in Lisbon, the MEO Commedia a La Carte Fest, and the 25th edition of the O Gesto Orelhudo music-comedy festival in Águeda. Other notable activities include the Arte Pela Palestina initiative and the 10th Lusofonia Awards. In the realm of cinema, the 24th edition of the Doclisboa documentary film festival has commenced in Lisbon, featuring 198 films from 51 countries. Simultaneously, the 11th edition of the Cine Atlântico film showcase is taking place in Angra do Heroísmo, in the Azores, paying tribute to the late director Paulo Rocha. Additionally, the French Film Festival (Festa do Cinema Francês) is active in locations such as Coimbra and Faro. New festival announcements in Portugal include the inaugural docineFé – International Catholic Cinema Festival in Fátima, scheduled for November 13 to 15. Organized by the Associação Ensaio Imperdível, the event will explore the intersection of cinema, culture, and Christian faith, featuring the Portuguese premiere of ‘A Extraordinária Vida de Carlo Acutis’. Furthermore, the The 12th edition of the Queer Porto – International Queer Film Festival will be held from November 3 to 7. The festival will showcase 7, showcasing 37 films across various venues, including Batalha Centro de Cinema and Cinema Trindade, with the opener ‘Garance’ by Jeanne Herry serving as Herry. Additionally, the Leffest - Lisboa Film Festival returns to Lisbon from November 6 to 15 for its 20th edition. Hosted across five locations, the festival opener. features a program including David Cronenberg, who will preside over the official competition jury. The event opens with James Gray’s ‘Paper Tiger’ and concludes with Jesse Eisenberg’s ‘The Debut’. In Brazil, thirty young artists from Piauí are participating in the Children Coloring The World project, with work to be exhibited at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris. Additionally, the Pinacoteca de São Paulo has announced a future solo exhibition for artist Keith Haring.

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