The 18-episode legal drama was produced by Image Nation Abu Dhabi and Beelink, and is now streaming globally.
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Capharnaüm, by filmmaker Nadine Labaki of Lebanon, has been nominated for Best Foreign Language Movie. It’s on show at Espaço Itaú de Cinema theaters in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre and Brasília.
The project is intended for immigrants only, and registrations will be accepted through February 22. A BRL 4,500 grant is included, with residencies lasting up to three months, starting May.
The event is going to occur from February 20 to 22 in Dubai Media City Amphithreatre in United Arab Emirates. Tickets are for sale and range from USD 95 to USD 816.
The Arabic Language Center is offering lessons for beginners and non-beginners alike. Enrolments are open.
‘The Fisherman and the Jinni,” based on the story from ‘One Thousand and One Nights,’ will be told by Danilo Minharro this Saturday at 4 pm. The project ‘Narrações de História’ happens every Saturday of January.
The Feature Film ‘Dear Son’ is debuting in January 3rd and will have a session with a debate at January 9 at Cinema Caixa Belas Artes in São Paulo.
The 4th edition of the event is taking place in the Saudi Arabian city featuring 440 publishers from 40 countries and over 100,000 titles available. The fair will run until January 5.
January will see an educational schedule for kids at the Immigration Museum, featuring an art show, themed tours and storytelling.
Fatima is a French production from 2015. The movie will be featured in a free session at 5:30 pm on January 13.
Until 30 June 2019 visitors may see an expo portraying both real and imaginary animals from all eras and regions.
The theme song of São Paulo samba school Vai Vai is the ‘Future Quilombo,’ and its parade will exalt the Nubian Dynasty. The Egyptian archaeologist and Egypt’s ambassador visited the school’s headquarters.
On the International Day of the mother language of at least 290 million people all over the world, UN agency highlights its importance for humanity.
Zahi Hawass called on Brazilians to visit his country and discussed new attractions set to open soon. ‘Without tourism, you cannot restore the monuments,’ he said during a press conference at the Arab Chamber.
