Wagner Moura and director Kleber Mendonça Filho take us behind the scenes of their electrifying partnership on Brazil’s gripping The Secret Agent, revealing the secrets behind its intense plot and striking social commentary in an exclusive Deadline interview.
Brazil’s burgeoning film industry, often celebrated as the country’s answer to Hollywood, pulses with vibrant creativity and unstoppable energy. Despite economic hurdles, filmmakers passionately pursue their dreams, transforming funding challenges into inspiring tales of resilience and innovation
Brazilian Cannes-winning director unleashes a fierce critique of former President Bolsonaro, condemning his actions and lamenting the nation’s political amnesia. “I hope he goes to jail,” the filmmaker boldly declared
Cannes Critics’ Week has spotlighted Brazil’s Berlin Silver Bear winner Bruno Ribeiro for its 2025 Next Step program, highlighting this rising filmmaker as one of the most thrilling talents to watch, Variety reports
The upcoming Oscars hold special significance for Brazil, showcasing the country’s vibrant film industry and cultural narratives. As local filmmakers gain international recognition, this year’s nominations represent a pivotal moment for Brazil’s place in global cinema.
Brazil’s recent Oscar win for “I’m Still Here” has ignited an unprecedented Carnival celebration. The film’s triumphant recognition has united the nation in a vibrant display of culture and pride, turning the festival into a historic spectacle of joy.
Oscar fever has swept Brazil, with actress Fernanda Torres emerging as this year’s Carnival muse. Celebrated for her performances, Torres embodies the vibrant spirit of the festival, captivating audiences and adding glamour to the festivities.
The Cannes Film Market has announced Brazil as the Country of Honor for its 2025 edition, spotlighting the nation’s vibrant cinema and rich cultural heritage. This recognition aims to foster international collaboration and showcase Brazilian films on a global stage.
