The Brazilian film "My Best Friend", starring Ingrid Guimarães and Mônica Martelli, premiered on Thursday (9/3) and features Portugal as the main setting of the story. The production showcases the versatility of the European country as a film location, appearing on Brazilian screens for decades in different genres, such as romantic comedies, historical films, and intense dramas.
Among the Portuguese settings featured in the film is Terreiro do Paço square, also known as Terreiro do Paço, a prominent architectural ensemble in Baixa Pombalina, in the central region of Lisbon. The article highlights that Portugal has proven to be as versatile as a tourist destination as it is as a filming location.
The publication also mentions other content about Portugal, including a route through the Setúbal Route, a region that offers visits to historic wineries with character, located near Lisbon. There are also suggestions for tourist attractions in Lisbon, ranging from historical sites related to Brazil's gold to contemporary art spaces.
The article lists other Brazilian films that had Portuguese territory as a setting, reinforcing the cultural connection between the two countries and the Brazilian cinema's interest in using Portugal's landscapes and streets in their film productions.
