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Nosso Segredo Wins Best Feature Film at Gramado Film Festival

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  • CNN Brasil Brazil · Centre · Rubens Menin (MRV)
  • Folha de S.Paulo Brazil · Centre · Grupo Folha (Frias family)

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The film Nosso Segredo won the Kikito for best fiction feature film at the 54th edition of the Gramado Film Festival on Saturday. The production also earned awards for best cinematography and best art direction. Other major winners included Gonzaguinha, da Maior Liberdade for best documentary, Feito Pipa as the popular jury favorite, and Leite em Pó as the critics choice. Acting awards were shared by José Loreto and Christian Malheiros for best actor, while Teca Pereira won best actress for her role in Feito Pipa. Lázaro Ramos and Naruna Costa were named best supporting actor and actress respectively. Special honors were also presented, with Selton Mello and Maria Fernanda Cândido receiving the Kikito de Cristal for their international projection and careers. Andréa Beltrão received the Troféu Oscarito, and Marcos Curado was awarded the Troféu Cidade de Gramado. The festival also featured screenings of Antártida and the Chilean film Las Perras. Center leaning coverage focused on the thematic elements of the winning films, noting that Nosso Segredo, Feito Pipa, and Justino: Nos Bastidores do Reino reflect on coexistence and belonging in hostile environments, which some viewed as a reflection of the current social climate ahead of presidential elections.

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The coverage framed the event as both a celebration of cinematic achievement and a reflection of contemporary social and political tensions in Brazil.

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