‘Baby’, ‘Malu’ share top honours at Rio film festival
Two Brazilian films with a successful career on the international festival circuit shared the main prize at the 26th edition of Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival (Festival do Rio) on Sunday night (October 13).
In a tie, Marcelo Caetano’s Baby and Pedro Freire’s Malu have won the best fiction feature award from Premiere Brazil, the main competition section which screened more than 50 local films this year.
In addition to the biggest prize, Baby won in two more categories at the Redentor awards ceremony at the historic Cine Odeon Cclsr in downtown Rio de Janeiro. The queer drama about...
In a tie, Marcelo Caetano’s Baby and Pedro Freire’s Malu have won the best fiction feature award from Premiere Brazil, the main competition section which screened more than 50 local films this year.
In addition to the biggest prize, Baby won in two more categories at the Redentor awards ceremony at the historic Cine Odeon Cclsr in downtown Rio de Janeiro. The queer drama about...
- 10/14/2024
- ScreenDaily
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