Sunday | 16.02.25

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6pm
18:00
M*A*S*H
18:00
A Complete Unknown | Theatrical Release
18:15
A Real Pain | Theatrical Release
8pm
20:00
A Complete Unknown | Theatrical Release
20:30
Neither Day nor Night + conversation (in Heb.)
20:45
Highway 65 | Theatrical Release
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Brazilian Film Week

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Brazilian Film Week

It is a great pleasure to introduce the Brazilian Film Festival in Israel. A total of seven recent films that represent different genres and ways to portray Brazil will be exhibited. 

Opening Event

Screening in the presence of producers 

Joâo, O Maestro

Dir.: Mauro Lima
| 117 minutes

The true story of gifted musician Joדo Carlos Martins, whose health issues as a child did not deter him from becoming one of the biggest promises of classical music. A loving cinematic biography of one of the most famous Brazilian pianists of all time. 

Two Irenes

Two Irenes

Dir.: Fabio Meira
| 89 minutes

In the shimmering heat of Brazil of the 1980s, 13-year-old Irene discovers that another girl her age and with the same name lives in town. The two become fast friends, but soon discover there is more to their connection than meets the eye. 

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Loveling

Dir.: Gustavo Pizzi
| 95 minutes

Irene has only a few days to surpass her anxieties over her eldest son leaving the nest. Superficially everything here is banal, but thanks to the attention to detail, the small moments, the unique characters, Loveling is in fact a warm and captivating human drama. 

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Elis

Dir.: Hugo Prata
| 110 minutes

A marvelous biography of singer Elis Regina. A child prodigy, when she arrived in Rio in the mid-1960s, her songs became record shattering hits. Elis was part of the musical movement that made Brazilian music recognized throughout the globe.

Bingo

Bingo: The King of the Mornings

Dir.: Daniel Rezende
| 113 minutes

Augusto is an actor that gets his big break with the role of Bingo the clown, but a clause in his contract forbids him from revealing his true identity. His road to fame is paved with obstacles. This is the true story of the rise and fall of an anonymous star. 

Just Like Our Parents

Just Like Our Parents

Dir.: Lais Bodanzky
| 102 minutes

Rosa’s life is turned upside down by a family secret that propels her to embark on an unexpected journey. Lais Bodanzky explores the Brazilian family. Maria Ribeiro, in the lead role, gives the film its emotional anchor.

Vazante

Vazante

Dir.: Daniela Thomas
| 116 minutes

Brazil 1821. A rich cattle herder returns home with numerous slaves only to discover that his wife died in labor. He marries her 12-year-old niece, but soon leaves her alone in a violent and racist environment. “A hushed opera that builds to a shattering climax” (Hollywood Reporter).