Brasilia Brazilian Cinema Festival in Brasilia
Festival de Brasilia do Cinema Brasileiro has run since 1965 as Brazil's oldest festival dedicated exclusively to national cinema, awarding the Trofeu Candango across features, shorts and documentaries each September. Centered on the modernist Cine Brasilia building, part of the capital's Niemeyer-designed heritage core, the festival gained particular significance during the 1964-1985 military dictatorship as a rare venue for openly screening politically pointed Brazilian films.
Festival de Brasilia do Cinema Brasileiro has run since 1965, making it one of the oldest continuously organized film festivals in Brazil and the country's most historically significant showcase dedicated exclusively to Brazilian national production.