Screen Brasil Backs International Distribution of Oscar Hopeful ‘Gugu’s World’ and Gramado Winner ‘Our Secret’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Screen Brasil Backs International Distribution of Oscar Hopeful ‘Gugu’s World’ and Gramado Winner ‘Our Secret’ (EXCLUSIVE) hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 21, 2026 7:30am PT Screen Brasil Backs International Distribution of Oscar Hopeful ‘Gugu’s World’ and Gramado Winner ‘Our Secret’ (EXCLUSIVE) The Embratur and Projeto Paradiso initiative awards $15,000 per film to support theatrical releases in Spain, the U.S. and Canada, with a new funding round set for 2027 By Rafa Sales Ross Plus Icon Rafa Sales Ross Guest Contributor Latest Evolution Mallorca Brings Back Script Lab Pitches With ‘Sirat’ Producer and Oscar Winner Kim Magnusson Among Jury Members 1 day ago ‘The Debut,’ ‘Ink’ Among Evolution Mallorca Highlights as Festival Celebrates 15th Edition: ‘We Want the Island to Be a Thriving Film Destination’ 1 day ago ‘Elize: Shadows of a Woman’ Director Felipe Vellas to Helm Real-Life Sinking Tragedy ‘Bateau Mouche’ for Boutique Filmes and Anonymous Content (EXCLUSIVE) 1 week ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments Screen Brasil , the leading initiative from Embratur and Projeto Paradiso designed to boost the international distribution of Brazilian features, has selected two standout Brazilian films as their next recipients: Allan Deberton’s “ Gugu’s World ” and Grace Passô’s “ Our Secret .” The selection was announced today at a panel held during the Industry Days of the São Paulo International Film Festival.

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Both films premiered at the Berlinale earlier in the year and have gone on to have successful festival runs, with the former becoming Brazil’s entry for Best International Feature at the 2027 Academy Awards and the latter winning the prestigious Kikito Award for Best Film at the lauded Gramado Film Festival. Related Stories Discovery+, Now Owned by Skydance, Hikes Prices Effective Immediately “Gugu’s World” will receive support for its release in Spain, with international sales handled by Germany-based M-Appeal.

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“Our Secret,” the feature directorial debut of acclaimed Brazilian actor and playwright Passô (who could also be seen this year in Gabriel Martins’ “On Behalf of Our Son” and Ricardo Alves Jr.’s “The French Teacher”), will be supported for distribution in the U.S. and Canada, with Italy-based The Open Reel handling international sales.

Popular on Variety Each film will receive $15,000 to support its international rollout, covering expenses such as subtitling, marketing, publicity and other audience-building initiatives in the selected territories. First announced during last year’s Rio Film Festival, Screen Brasil aims to strengthen the global circulation of Brazilian cinema while showcasing the country’s cultural diversity and creative industries to international audiences.

The initiative is a fortunate meeting between two organizations aligned in promoting Brazilian culture: Embratur, Brazil’s tourism agency, and Projeto Paradiso, a philanthropic organization dedicated to boosting the careers of Brazilian audiovisual talent on national and global stages. The partnership also forms part of Embratur’s broader strategy to promote Brazil internationally through tourism, culture and the creative economy.

In May of this year, Screen Brasil announced the recipients of its inaugural edition: “Papaya”, directed by Priscilla Kellen, with international sales handled by Best Friend Forever; “The Blue Trail”, directed by Gabriel Mascaro, with international sales handled by Lucky Number; and “The Nature of Invisible Things”, directed by Rafaela Camelo, with international sales handled by The Open Reel. “Supporting the international distribution of Brazilian cinema turns

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