The first February session of the Children's Film Club do Centro Integrado de Cultura (CIC) is one hour long, and shows a sequence of Brazilian shorts. Alma Carioca – A Boy’s Cry, by Willian Côgo, tells the story of a boy who lives in the port area of Rio de Janeiro (in the 1920s) and witnesses the emergence of Choro, when he meets the great pioneers of this purely carioca style. Go, It's Your Tafarinha, by George Augusto, talks about two curumins who explore the Amazon River and, in a canoe, find the necessary material for the practice of the sport that is the passion of Brazilians along the way. John the unregulated rooster, by Alê Camargo, is a humorous story about a rooster who crowed whenever he wanted. Based on real facts. In My queen, by Cecília Amado, we delve into a particular universe to discover how a child can perceive images, sounds, time. Tulip Street, by Alê Camargo, is an animation about a great inventor who is used to creating solutions for all the residents of his street, Rua das Tulipas, after seeing the happiness of all his neighbors he discovers that one person is still missing... Bring another friend too, by Frederico Cabral, follows a detective who is hired by a man to find his childhood friend, who has disappeared for over 50 years. How to find someone who only exists in a person's imagination?
Start: 03/02/2018 18:00
End: 03/02/2018 19:00
Values: Gratuitous.
