All Brazil articles
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Reviews‘Gugu’s World’ review: Brazil’s Oscar submission is colourful, compassionate coming-of-age delight
Young star Yuri Gomes impresses in Allan Deberton’s queer drama, which opens in Brazil on November 5
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News‘Five Years, Four Months’ wins best fiction film at 50th Sao Paulo film festival
Films from Colombia, Mexico, Peru take home major prizes.
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FeaturesBrazilian producer Fabiano Gullane on building international partnerships and his upcoming Senna documentary
Gullane, Fabiano’s company with brother Caio, was set up 30 years ago and operates as one of Brazil’s most successful production-distribution outfits.
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NewsNeon’s Jeff Deutchman on what talent needs to understand about the new film economy
Exec tells São Paulo audience ‘The Secret Agent’ felt like the best American studio thriller since ’Michael Clayton’.
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NewsWalter Salles on the inspiration behind his series about Brazilian football legend Sócrates
’Socrates Brasileiro’ will stream on Globoplay.
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NewsWhy industry experts believe now is the right time for China-Brazil co-productions
“We need to expand the sale of films between our markets.”
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NewsIndian director SS Rajamouli says new film ‘Varanasi’ much bigger than global hit ‘RRR’
“The speciality of Indian stories is we need all kinds of emotions to make a film complete.”
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News“A humble tribute”: filmmakers discuss their Brazilian remake of Abbas Kiarostami’s ‘Taste Of Cherry’
Wagner Moura stars in the film which shot in the North Region of Brazil.
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NewsNeon’s Jeff Deutchman among speakers at Sao Paulo festival’s industry programme
Audiovisual Ideas Market runs October 20-23.
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NewsMarco Bechis on Brazil doubling for Argentina in ‘Back To Buenos Aires’
“Accessing the Ancine/FSA public funds was crucial to making the co-production viable.”
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News‘Paper Tiger’ director James Gray says AI isn’t a threat to the creative community
“It’s this struggle for the human heart that is the coin of the realm. And that will never change.”
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FeaturesSao Paulo festival director Renata de Almeida on track record of supporting new talent
”The star is always the film and the only thing that raises the temperature is the heat coming from the audience.”
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NewsSao Paulo film festival opens with ‘Paper Tiger’, unveils 392-strong roster
Broad selection of Brazilian features, Oscar submissions, festival favourites screen from October 15-29.
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News‘The Riverbank’ leads 2026 Festival do Rio winners
On Behalf Of My Son wins three including audience award for fiction.
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FeaturesBubbles Project’s Tatiana Leite explains why she believes the “future is not assured” for Brazilian indie cinema
Festival do Rio selections include Nepal’s Oscar submission Elephants In The Fog.
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NewsBrazilian, French co-producers on Cannes pathway, talent pools at RioMarket
Collaborators discuss benefits and occasional pitfalls of working with each other.
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FeaturesSpanish producers weigh up benefits and challenges of co-producing with “thriving” Brazil
“The films of Kleber Mendonça Filho and Walter Salles have brought enormous visibility through the Oscars.”
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FeaturesBrazilian DP Adolpho Veloso talks Berlin prize winner ‘Queen At Sea’, Jess Kohl, M Night Shyamalan projects
Trailblazer was first from his country to earn cinematography Oscar nomination for Train Dreams.
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NewsBiopic of iconic Brazilian entertainer Carmen Miranda to shoot in 2027
Project announced at RioMarket.
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FeaturesFestival do Rio head Ilda Santiago on how Brazilian cinema’s elite profile is fuelling growth
The festival runs October 1-11 and will open with Cannes award-winner ‘La Bola Negra’.