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THE 49th International Film Festival in São Paulo announced the extra sessions of 53 titles that will be shown in the recap. The program starts this Friday, October 31st, and continues until next Wednesday, November 5th, at CineSesc and Cine Satyros Bijou — Cultura Artística hosts screenings on two days, October 31st and November 1st.

The selection includes feature films that have won awards at international festivals such as My Father’s Shadowfrom Akinola Davies Jr.which received an honorable mention from the Caméra d’Or jury at the Cannes Film Festival, DJ Ahmetfrom Georgi M. Unkovskiwinner of the Audience Award and Grand Jury Prize in the World Cinema Dramatic section of the Sundance Film Festival, and The President’s Cakefrom Mamlaket Al-Qasabwinner of the Caméra d’Or award for best film by a first-time director at the Cannes Film Festival and the audience award at the Filmmakers’ Fortnight, also at Cannes.

Tickets will be available for purchase at the cinema box office on the day of each film screening. Credentials remain valid for the repechage, with ticket exchanges directly through the Exhibition app. Check it out below:

CINE SATYROS BIJOU

• Friday, October 31st

4pm: The Bewilderment of Chile, by Lucía Seles

6:20 pm: Tônica Dominante, by Lina Chamie

8pm: Sholay, by Ramesh Sippy

• Saturday, November 1st

4pm: Indoor. Apartment – ​​Dia, by Israel Cárdenas and Laura Amelia Guzmán

5:50 p.m.: Sermon for the Abyss, by Hilal Baydarov

8pm: Primitive Diversity, by Alexander Kluge

9:40 pm: Heart of Darkness, by Rogerio Nunes

• Sunday, November 2nd

4pm: R. Roussil – The Freedom of Imagination, by Maxime-Claude L’Écuyer

5:30 pm: And Someone Else, by Vincent Tilanus

7:15 pm: A Sky of Stars, by Tata Amaral

9:30 pm: Spirit World: A Spiritual Journey, by Eric Khoo

• Monday, November 3

4pm: Serendipity by the Sea, by Satoko Yokohama

6:40 pm: Death and Life Madalena, by Guto Parente

8:20 pm: Subsoil, by Fernando Franco

• Tuesday, November 4th

4pm: Riverstone, by Lalith Rathnayake

6:15 pm: Happy Birthday, from Sarah Goher

8:05 p.m.: The Incredible Snow Woman, by Sébastien Betbeder

• Wednesday, November 5th

4pm: Maturity, by Jean-Benoît Ugeux

5:40 pm: Rosemead, by Eric Lin

7:35 pm: The Secret of Birdsong, by Antoine Lanciaux

9:10 pm: Commander Fritz, by Pavel Giroud

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CINESESC

• Friday, October 31st

3pm: Wolves, by Jonas Ulrich

5:10 pm: Girl from Ipanema, by Leon Hirszman

7:10 pm: Four Girls, by Karen Suzane

9:10 pm: Militanthropes, by Yelizaveta Smith, Alina Gorlova and Simon Mozgovyi

• Saturday, November 1st

3pm: I Don’t Know How to Live Without Words, by André Brandão

4:50 pm: The Nature of Invisible Things, by Rafaela Camelo

6:50 pm: After Eighty, by Zelimir Zilnik

9:20 pm: 100 Sunset, by Kunsang Kyirong

• Sunday, November 2nd

3pm: Yanuni, by Richard Ladkani

5:20 pm: My Father’s Shadow, by Akinola Davies Jr.

7:20 pm: Virtuosas, by Cíntia Domit Bittar

• Monday, November 3

3pm: The Fight, by José Alayón

5pm: The President’s Cake, by Hasan Hadi

7:15 pm: Maids, by Carol Rodrigues

9:30 pm: The Incredible Eleanor, by Scarlett Johansson

• Tuesday, November 4th

3pm: Undercover, by Carmen Emmi

5:15 pm: DJ Ahmet, by Georgi Unkovski

7:30 pm: Cadernos Negros, by Joel Zito Araújo

9:15 pm: Queerpanorama, by Jun Li

• Wednesday, November 5th

3pm: Rose of Nevada, by Mark Jenkin

5:30 p.m.: Jay Kelly, by Noah Baumbach

8:15 pm: Palestine 36, by Annemarie Jacir

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ARTISTIC CULTURE

• Friday, October 31st

12pm: Yunan, by Ameer Fakher Eldin

2:30 pm: Chicken, by György Pálfi

4:40 pm: Lurker, by Alex Russell

6:50 pm: Cover-Up, by Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus

9:20 pm: Queen Kelly, by Erich von Stroheim

• Saturday, November 1st

12pm: Nova ’78, by Aaron Brookner, Rodrigo Areias

1:50 pm: Maspalomas, by Aitor Arregi, Jose Mari Goenaga

4:10 pm: Resurrection, by Bi Gan

7:20 pm: New Landscape, by Yuiga Danzuka

9:45 pm: The Disappearance of Josef Mengele, by Kirill Serebrennikov

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