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The creation of the institute to preserve Lucy and Luiz Carlos Barreto's legacy is coming

oglobo13 September 2026 at 09:00

The "Instituto Lucy e Luiz Carlos Barreto" is being created with the objective of preserving the couple's legacy. Luiz Carlos Barreto passed away in July, and together with his wife Lucy, they were responsible for nearly one hundred works for Brazilian cinema.

The project includes exhibitions, a screening room, and training courses for the audiovisual sector. The announcement of the institute's creation is considered an exclusive article for subscribers.

Why this matters

The creation of the institute is of direct interest to professionals and enthusiasts of Brazilian audiovisual, as it promises to offer training courses and preserve a significant collection of national cinematography. This is a response to the death of one of the most important figures in Brazilian film production, ensuring that his legacy continues to influence future generations of filmmakers.

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