Brazilian films to be screened in Ho Chi Minh City

A total of five outstanding Brazilian movies, including “O Roubo da Taça”, “Uma História de Amor e Fúria”, “Trinta”, “Nise – O Coração da Loucura”, and “Colegas” will be screened free of charge at the Institute of Cultural Exchange with France (IDECAF).

Through this event the Embassy of Brazil in Vietnam is keen to introduce a range of unique aspects and characteristics of Brazilian culture to enthusiastic local viewers.

According to details given by the Embassy, all of the movies will be shown in their original language, whilst also featuring Vietnamese subtitles for the viewing pleasure of the general public. 

A Brazilian Film Week was previously held in Hanoi in May, drawing plenty of attention from local people.

The main aim of the event is to strengthen the friendship between Vietnam and Brazil, as well as to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Brazil’s Independence Day which first occurred back in 1882.

The post Brazilian films to be screened in Ho Chi Minh City appeared first on Vietexplorer.com.

View more from VietExplorer:

Van Hanh Zen monastery preserves quartz crystal pictures, antiquities
Tien Giang man travels the world by motorbike
Vietnam schoolgirl creates art from the chaos of the coronavirus
Lifting league trophy without fans would be ‘strange’: Henderson
Int’l Yoga Day draws nearly 3,000 in Quang Ninh
World Tapas Day celebrated in Hanoi
First ballet telling the story of Kieu staged in HCM City
Rare annular solar eclipse rarely visible in Hanoi, Danang, Hung Yen
Vietnamese cinema’s quality asserted through Golden Kite Awards 2019
The travel stories that were too good to be true
Bean porridge with tofu, pickled eggplants: A simple common dish in Hanoi
The fight against marine plastic debris
Vibrant atmosphere returns to Hoi An’s Old Quarter following re-opening
Ha Nam province launches new tourism offerings at Tam Chuc tourism site
Binh Dinh helping enterprises recover after pandemic
Lychee farmers enjoy the fruits of their labour
Vietnam’s masterpiece ‘Tale of Kieu’ to be adapted for ballet stage for the first time
Vietnam lacks good-quality film-makers and crews
LODI, the platform which nurtures K-Pop talent, builds fan culture and improves concerts’s ticket sales
Hanoi endures second heat wave, temperatures drop in HCM City

Nhận xét

Bài đăng phổ biến từ blog này

Quang Ninh Museum – a black pearl by Ha Long Bay

Minh Thanh Pagoda – Majestic Buddhist Sanctuary in Vietnam’s Mountainous City

Vietnam Weather Update (Dec. 23): Cold Snap Hits Northern Region