PRATO, ITALY – The vibrant Arara Azul Film Festival, a celebration of Brazilian cinema and culture, is set to take place on Friday, November 15, at the Sala Banti in Montemurlo (Prato).
This unique event, open to the public with free admission, promises an evening filled with engaging films, live music, and discussions that showcase the creative and cultural richness of Brazil.
Here’s the full program for the evening:
• 7:00 PM – Opening Presentation
The festival will kick off with a warm welcome, introducing guests to the event’s highlights and the cultural significance of the works being showcased.
• 7:15 PM – Screening of Award-Winning Short Film “De onde eu vim”
The first screening of the evening will be the short film “De onde eu vim” (“Where I Came From”), winner of this year’s festival awards. The film delves into themes of identity and heritage, exploring the question of roots and personal history.
• 7:40 PM – Intermission
A brief intermission will provide time for refreshments and conversation.
• 8:30 PM – Concert Presentation
The evening will continue with an introduction to a live concert that brings Brazilian musical rhythms to life.
• 9:00 PM – Live Concert
This concert will fill the Sala Banti with the sounds of Brazil, offering festival-goers a taste of the country’s diverse musical traditions and rhythms.
• 10:00 PM – Presentation of Documentary “Indipendencia 100 por 100”
After the concert, the festival will introduce the night’s featured documentary, “Indipendencia 100 por 100,” which commemorates a century of Brazilian independence. The presentation will include an exclusive interview with the director, offering insights into the making of the film and its significance.
• 10:30 PM – Documentary Screening
The screening of “Indipendencia 100 por 100” will transport viewers into Brazil’s history, cultural evolution, and the lasting impact of its journey to independence.
• 11:30 PM – Festival Closing
The evening will conclude as the festival wraps up, leaving guests with a rich understanding of Brazilian culture and film.
This year’s Arara Azul Film Festival promises to be an unforgettable event for cinema lovers and anyone interested in experiencing the diverse cultural landscape of Brazil. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy an evening of free films, music, and cultural exchange!
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