The movie Baghdad Messi, co-production of Iraq, Emirates and Belgium, is part of Cinefoot, which starts on the 22nd in Rio de Janeiro. The festival will also go to São Paulo and Belo Horizonte.
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Association FFIPP is accepting entries from graduate and postgraduate students and recent graduates, until August 8th, for an immersion and volunteer work program in Palestine and Israel.
The initiative is intended to convert the emirate into an open-air art gallery. Artworks will be selected by a government organization and by real estate developers.
Meeting at UFJF, from May 19th to 21st, will address the work of Brazilian expatriate writers. Roberto Khatlab, who lives in Beirut, will speak on the acceptance of Brazilian books in Lebanon and vice versa.
Meeting will be held on the 15th and 16th, at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (Usek), in Lebanon. The goal is to discuss the regions’ progress and to better understand migration flows between the countries.
The event opens this Friday (25th) in the city and will continue until the 28th, featuring nine productions from countries in the Middle East, North Africa and Latin America.
Photographers André Joaquim and Leonardo Wen will spend five days in the Arab country, taking pictures of landscapes, places and people that will feature in a show alongside photos by Qataris who have been to Brazil.
Reporter Aurea Santos will speak about her experience in the learning of the Arabic language to students from UFRJ. The event will be held this Wednesday (9th) and is open to the public.
The Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Centre will start to organize a photo, sculpture and handcraft exhibit in Beirut. The first show starts on the 10th this month with images from Rio de Janeiro.
An Institute at University Cândido Mendes is offering an extension course in the language beginning on April 26th. International Relations students are the primary target, but non-students may apply.
The show ‘Mysteries of Ancient Egypt and the Holy Land’ will continue until the 13th this month at shopping center Praça da Moça. The exhibit features 130 items, 70 of which are originals.
A show featuring items from the Egyptian civilization is open at MorumbiShopping up until April 20th. Some of the objects are original and came from the Museum of Cairo.
Lessons will take place at the Sesc Carmo unit of Brazil’s Social Service for Trade in São Paulo, and are free of charge. The next classes begin on April and July. The Caritas is in charge of student selection.
The fourth edition of Create & Inspire will award the artistic work of young people from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Emirates and United Kingdom. Artworks should reflect the Brazilian colourfulness. Prize is a trip to Brazil.
