The Brazilian Academy of Cinema announced on Wednesday (9) the six national films that remain in the dispute to represent Brazil in the race for a nomination at the 2027 Oscars in the Best International Film category. The selected films were defined during a meeting of the selection committee of the entity held this morning.
The six finalist films are: "100 days," by Carlos Saldanha; "The Fabulous Time Machine," by Eliza Capai; "The Nature of Invisible Things," by Rafaela Camelo; "Kite Made," by Allan Deberton; "Our Secret," by Grace Passô; and "Vicentina Says Sorry," by Gabriel Martins.
Film critic Waldemar Dalenogare, who commented on the last two Oscar ceremonies on TV Globo, states that the current scenario presents greater difficulty for Brazilian cinema compared to what was faced by the films "I'm Still Here" and "The Secret Agent."
Dalenogare believes this is a different year from the two previous seasons, in which there was enormous expectation for nominations and broad support from United States distributors.
