Brazilian Cinema Grand Prix Announces Nominees; Conducts “Provisional Provision”.

The Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro announced this Wednesday (21) the nominees for the award. One of the largest in national cinema, the annual event will take place in August. “Provisional measure” it leads the nominations with 15 nominations in all, including Best Feature Fiction.

Meet the nominees:

Highlights

After “Provisional Measure”, “Mars One” was the second most nominated film this year. The feature film was Brazil’s representative at the 2023 Oscars and had 13 mentions. “Eduardo e Mônica” got 12 nominations and “A Viagem de Pedro” with ten.

TV series also entered the award. “Bom Dia, Verônica” (Netflix), “September Mornings” (Prime Video) and “O Caso Celso Daniel” (Globoplay) were some of them.

Meet the nominees

Best Feature Film

Best Feature Documentary

Best Comedy Feature

Candidates for this category are elected by popular vote.

Best Feature Film for Children

Best animated feature film

Best direction

Best director of a first film

Best Actress

Best Actor

Best Supporting Actress

Best Supporting Actor

Best photography

Best Original Screenplay

Best Adapted Screenplay

Best Art Direction

Best costume designer

Best Makeup

Best visual effects

Better assembly

Best sound

Best soundtrack

Best Ibero-American film

Best international film

Best animated short

Best Documentary Short

Best Fiction Short Film

Best Brazilian animation series

Best Brazilian Documentary Series

Best Brazilian Fiction Series

Brazilian Cinema Grand Prix

The award will be presented on August 23 in Rio de Janeiro, with official broadcast on Canal Viva and the YouTube channel of Brazilian Academy of Cinema and Visual Arts.

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