In this edition, the actor Matheus Nachtergaele, 56 years old, will be the great prizewinner
The organization of the Gramado Film Festival released this Tuesday (9) a selection of films that will be part of the competitive screenings of the 52nd edition of the event. The exhibition will begin on August 9 and will last until August 17.
In this edition, the actor Matheus Nachtergaele, 56 years old, will be the great award winner. Currently on air in the soap opera “Renascer” and about to be released “O Auto da Compadecida 2”, Nachtergaele will receive the prestigious Oscarito Trophy.
The festival will open with the screening of the film “Motel Destino”, by Karim Aïnouz, presented in Cannes. In addition, the first episode of the series “City of God: A Luta Não Para” will be specially screened. The list also includes new works by famous directors such as Marcos Jorge, Anna Muylaert and Dira Paes.
See below the films selected for the 52nd edition of the Gramado Festival
Brazilian Feature Films
Blood Soaked Beard, by Aly Muritiba
City; Field, by Juliana Rojas
Stomach 2: The Mighty Chef, by Marcos Jorge
The Children of the Mangrove, Eliane Caffè
The Business Women’s Club, by Anna Muylaert
West Again, by Erico Rassi
Pasargada, by Dira Paes
Gaucho Feature Films
Until the Music Stops, by Cristiane Oliveira
The Transformation of Canute, by Ariel Kuaray Ortega and Ernesto Carvalho
Infinimundo, by Bruno Martins and Diego Müller
Memoirs of a Sclerotic, by Thais Fernandes and Rafael Corrêa
A Body, by Cacá Nazario
Gaucho Short Films
A Sip from Eternity, by Camila de Moraes and Paulo Ricardo de Moraes
Christmas, by Alan Orlando
Pastrana, Melissa Brogni and Gabriel Motta
Casino, by Gianluca Cozza
Zagêro, by Victor Di Marco and Márcio Picoli
January, from Boca Migotto
Correnteza, by Diego Müller and Pablo Müller
There is no sea in this city, by Manu Zilveti
Chibo, Gabriela Poester and Henrique Lahude
Flower, by Joana Bernardes
Journey to Salvador, by João Pedro Fiuza
I Can Count on My Fingers, by Victória Kaminski
Delivery, by Luiz Azambuja and Pedro Pesser
Pecans, by Aline Gutierres
It’s All Right, by Rodrigo Herzog
I Wear But I Don’t Break, by Tatiana Sager
Source: Terra
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