Brazilian Films

REVIEW Doc Thriller ‘The Territory’ Is A Dire Warning To Humanity

By Fernanda Franco 31 August, 2022

REVIEW ‘Dry Ground Burning’: A Dystopian Reflection of Brazil’s Contemporary Society

By Fernanda Franco 17 August, 2022

REVIEW ‘Transamazonia’: The Courage To Be Yourself In The Heart of the Amazon Rainforest

By Monica Martínez 18 July, 2022

‘Cinema Was An Important Refuge For A Kid Who Understood That The World Wasn’t a Safe Space For Being Queer’: An Interview with Brazilian Director Gustavo Vinagre

By Oleno Netto 27 June, 2022

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Sheffield DocFest launches 29th edition under new Head of Programmes Raul Niño Zambrano

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 23 June, 2022

REVIEW ‘Mariner of the Mountains’: Karim Aïnouz’s Journey To Find Himself

By Monica Martínez 31 May, 2022

REVIEW Iconic Brazilian Queer Film ‘Madame Satã’ Celebrates Twenty Years

By Lia Gomez-Lang 28 May, 2022

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ICA’s Frames of Representation Film Festival Returns for Seventh Edition

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 04 May, 2022

REVIEW ‘Private Desert’: An Antidote for Contemporary Hate Speech

By Monica Martínez 16 March, 2022

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¡VIVA! Festival Returns to HOME Manchester for its 28th Edition

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 24 February, 2022

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Best Films of 2021

By S&C Team 29 December, 2021

REVIEW ‘Medusa’ Makes a Political Statement with Horror and Humour

By Oleno Netto 22 November, 2021