An exhibition of Latin American films instigates dialogues on current issues in the cinema of the Centro Cultural Justiça Federal, in Cinelândia, downtown Rio de Janeiro. Until Sunday (13), the free project "Visões Latinas" (Latin Views) brings long and short films from various countries about racism, ancestry, violence, feminism, identity, loneliness and the LGBTQIAP+ population.
The second week of films starts this Thursday (10th), at 18:30, with the Brazilian short film "Manhã de Domingo"(Sunday Morning) and the Chilean feature "Uma Mulher Fantástica" (A Fantastic Woman). The next few days feature works from Brazil, Cuba . . .
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