Brazil is back. Brazilian President’s Lula Inácio Lula da Silva’s new government, which took office on Jan. 1, looks set to invest just under $1 billion in 2023 into the country’s audio…
Brazilian President’s Lula Inácio Lula da Silva’s new government, which took office on Jan. 1, looks set to invest just under $1 billion in 2023 into the country’s audiovisual sector.
How could such regulation play out? What will be the priorities of Lula’s government? At least some initial ideas will be given at a Marché du Film panel May 18, called New Perspectives and Opportunities for Film in Brazil, hosted byAt the panel, in another bullish initiative, Spcine president-director Viviane Ferreira secretary of culture and creative economy for São Paulo state Marilia Marton will jointly announce a call for applications for a second phase of São Paulo’s...
Marche du Film panelists also take in Marcelo Calero, secretary of culture at the City of Rio de Janeiro which has also launched an international shoot rebate, and Ana Paula Repezza, business director at Apex-Brasil, the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency. . One thing is clear, however: “Audiovisual is a priority in the management of President Lula and [culture] minister Margareth Menezes, just as culture as a whole,” Gonzaga affirmed.
51,5% of the Brazilian population is female and 54% is black according to a study by Brazil’s IBGE institute. Yet in 2016, there were no black female directors of commercially released feature films and only 3 black men, in comparison with 107 white male directors and 28 white female directors.highlighting “our commitment to developing an increasingly diverse industry through our affirmative policies, implemented in recent years, and transversal to all Spcine initiatives.
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