The Brazilian Film Festival of Paris will be back from April 7 to 14, 2026 for its 28th edition. This event showcases a selection of films and documentaries highlighting the richness and diversity of Brazilian cinema.
Throughout the week, audiences can discover often unseen works in France, meet directors, and immerse themselves in stories from all over Brazil. The event attracts thousands of curious spectators each year, eager to explore new talents and the many facets of the country through cinema.
Taking place in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, in an iconic Parisian cinema venue, this festival offers Radio Latina listeners an ideal cultural retreat and a chance to journey through films that explore music, society, personal stories, and Brazilian landscapes.
The program includes screenings, discussions, and opportunities for exchanging perspectives on Brazilian cinema, renowned for its creativity and unique worldview. Carefully selected films like “filles du vent” by Joel Zito Araújo, “Cancer ascendant vierge” by Rosane Svartman, and “l’agent secret” by Kleber Mendonça Filho will be shown at the Arlequin cinema.
This event is an invitation to discover or rediscover Brazil in a different light, through the screen.
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