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Festival de Gramado
Festival logo.
Location	Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Founded	1973
Website	http://www.festivaldegramado.net/

The Gramado Film Festival (Portuguese: Festival de Gramado) is an international film festival held annually in the Brazilian city of Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul, since 1973. In 1992, the festival began to award Latin American films produced outside of Brazil. It is the biggest film festival in the country.

History

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Formed by the National Cinema Institute (Instituto Nacional de Cinema - INC) in January 1973, the Gramado Film Festival was originally launched at the Hydrangeas Festivity (Festa das Hortênsias), where film exhibitions were promoted between 1969 and 1971. The efforts of the artistic community, the press, tourists, and locals made the initiative a successful event. By the 1980s, it was already the most important film festival of Brazil.

Awards

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The festivals are held at the Festivals Palace (*Palácio dos Festivais*).

Currently,^[when?] the festival grants awards in 24 categories (13 for Brazilian films, eight for international films, and three special awards).^[1] Its awards, called "Kikitos", are 13 inch statuettes created by the artisan Elisabeth Rosenfeld.

Brazilian motion pictures

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Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actress
Best Screenplay
Best Film Editing
Best Photography
Best Original Music Score
Best Art Direction
Special Jury Award
Popular Jury Award

Latin motion pictures

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Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Screenplay
Special Jury Award
Critics Award
Popular Jury Award

Special awards

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Troféu Oscarito
Troféu Eduardo Abelin
Troféu Cidade de Gramado

References

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^ WFCN. "Gramado Film Festival". WFCN. Retrieved 2024-11-18.

External links

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v t e Gramado Film Festival Best Picture Award
1973 — 1989	Toda Nudez Será Castigada (1973) Vai Trabalhar, Vagabundo! (1974) O Amuleto de Ogum (1975) O Predileto (1976) À Flor da Pele (1977) Doramundo (1978) Raoni (1979) Gaijin – Os Caminhos da Liberdade (1980) Cabaret Mineiro (1981) Pra Frente, Brasil (1982) Sargento Getúlio (1983) O Baiano Fantasma (1984) A Marvada Carne (1985) O Homem da Capa Preta (1986) Anjos do Arrabalde (1987) A Dama do Cine Shangai (1988) Festa (1989)
1990 — 2009	Stelinha (1990) Não Quero Falar sobre Isto agora (1991) Técnicas de duelo: Una cuestión de honor (1992) Um Lugar no Mundo (1993) Fresa y chocolate (1994) Amnesia (1995) Quem Matou Pixote? (1996) For All - O Trampolim da Vitória (1997) Pizza, Birra, Faso (1998) À Sombra dos Abutres (1999) Pantaleón y las Visitadoras (2000) Memórias Póstumas (2001) Durval Discos (2002) De Passagem (2003) Vida de Menina (2004) Gaijin - Ama-me como Sou (2005) Serras da Desordem / Anjos do Sol (2006) Castelar e Nelson Dantas no País dos Generais (2007) Nome Próprio (2008) Corumbiara (2009)
2010 — present	Bróder (2010) Uma Longa Viagem (2011) Colegas (2012) Tatuagem (2013) A Estrada 47 (2014) Ausência (2015) Barata Ribeiro, 716 (2016) Just Like Our Parents (2017) Ferrugem (2018) Pacarrete (2019) King Kong en Asunción (2020) Carro Rei (2021) Noites Alienígenas (2022)

v t e Gramado Film Festival Best Actor Award
1973 — 1989	Carlos Kroeber (1973) Othon Bastos (1974) Eliezer Gomes (1975) Joffre Soares (1976) José Lewgoy (1977) Reginaldo Faria (1978) Helber Rangel (1979) José de Abreu (1980) José Dumont and Nelson Dantas (1981) Walmor Chagas (1982) Lima Duarte (1983) José Dumont (1984) Paulo César Pereio (1985) José Wilker (1986) Wilson Grey (1987) Reginaldo Faria (1988) Antônio Abujamra and Adriano Stuart (1989)
1990 — 2009	Marcos Palmeira (1990) Hugo Carvana (1991) Federico Luppi (1992) Darío Grandinetti (1993) Vladimir Cruz and Jorge Perugorría (1994) Pedro Vicuña (1995) Chico Díaz and Cassiano Carneiro (1996) Cláudio Marzo (1997) Ricardo Couto (1998) Diogo Infante (1999) Salvador del Solar (2000) Tony Ramos (2001) Alexandre Moreno (2002) Javier Bardem (2003) Milton Gonçalves (2004) Lázaro Ramos (2005) Antonio Calloni (2006) Gustavo Machado (2007) Daniel de Oliveira (2008) Leonardo Machado (2009)
2010 — present	Caio Blat (2010) Caio Blat (2011) Marat Descartes (2012) Irandhir Santos (2013) Nelson Xavier (2014) Breno Nina (2015) Paulo Tiefenthaler (2016) Paulo Vilhena (2017) Osmar Prado (2018)

v t e Gramado Film Festival Best Actress Award
1970s	Darlene Glória (1973) Tereza Rachel (1974) Ana Maria Magalhães (1975) Lílian Lemmertz (1976) Denise Bandeira (1977) Kátia d'Angelo (1978) Marlise Saueressig (1979)
1980s	Isabel Ribeiro (1980) Sônia Braga (1981) Lucélia Santos (1982) Marília Pêra (1983) Débora Bloch (1984) Fernanda Torres (1985) Marieta Severo (1986) Betty Faria / Marília Pêra (1987) Carla Camurati (1988) Rosamaria Murtinho (1989)
1990s	Esther Góes (1990) Eliana Fonseca / Marisa Orth (1991) Marisa Paredes (1992) Lumi Cavazos (1993) Verónica Oddó (1994) Marie Gillain (1995) Luciana Rigueira (1996) Eliane Giardini / Margarita Rosa de Francisco (1997) María Izquierdo Huneeus / Elsa Toblete (1998) Denise Fraga (1999)
2000s	Daisy Granados / Maria Zilda Bethlem (2000) Isabel Guéron (2001) Priscilla Rozenbaum (2002) Mercedes San Pietro (2003) Léa Garcia / Ruth de Souza (2004) Priscilla Rozenbaum (2005) Mel Lisboa (2006) Ingra Liberato (2007) Leandra Leal (2008) Vivianne Pasmanter (2009)
2010s	Simone Spoladore (2010) Karine Teles (2011) Fernanda Vianna (2012) Leandra Leal (2013) Juliana Paes (2014) Mariana Ximenes (2015) Andréia Horta (2016) Maria Ribeiro (2017) Karine Teles (2018) Marcélia Cartaxo (2019)
2020s	Isabél Zuaa (2020)

v t e Gramado Film Festival Oscarito Trophy
1991–1999	Grande Otelo (1991) Walter Hugo Khouri (1992) Anselmo Duarte (1993) Alberto Ruschel (1994) Carlos Manga (1995) Cinédia (1996) José Lewgoy (1997) Nelson Pereira dos Santos (1998) Lucy Barreto / Luiz Carlos Barreto (1999)
2000–2009	Paulo José (2000) Hugo Carvana (2001) Marieta Severo (2002) Milton Gonçalves (2003) Lima Duarte (2004) Glória Menezes / Tarcísio Meira (2005) Antônio Fagundes (2006) Zezé Motta (2007) Walmor Chagas (2008) Reginaldo Faria (2009)
2010–present	Paulo César Pereio (2010) Fernanda Montenegro (2011) Betty Faria (2012) Glória Pires (2013) Flávio Migliaccio (2014) Marília Pêra (2015) Sônia Braga (2016) Dira Paes (2017) Edson Celulari (2018) Lázaro Ramos (2019)

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History

Awards

Brazilian motion pictures

Latin motion pictures

Special awards

References

See also

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