
The event takes place at the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS) on the 14th, 15th and 21st of November, with themes about roots, memory, nature and sustainability
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The Fuá Film Festival is a movement that seeks to revitalize the Center of Teresina through music, cinema, entrepreneurship, visual arts and urban sustainability, as reported by MIS.
The Fuá no Centro Cinema Exhibition opened, this Wednesday (23), registrations for audiovisual projects that can participate in the event, held at the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS), in Teresina. Registration continues until October 20th.
The movement, according to MIS, seeks to revitalize the center of the capital through music, cinema, entrepreneurship, visual arts and urban sustainability.
The exhibitions are scheduled for the weekends of November 14th, 15th and 21st. The registered projects must fit into one of the two proposed themes.
The first category, Roots and Memories, includes productions that value stories from Piauí and the Northeast, highlighting affective memories, ancestry and manifestations of popular culture.
The Nature and Tomorrow theme brings together works that discuss the relationship between the urban environment and nature, climate change and alternatives for a more sustainable future.
The organization explained that short, medium-length and feature films will be accepted in fiction, animation, music video, experimental and documentary formats.
"You don't need to be a filmmaker to participate. If you have an audiovisual production, this invitation is for you. Professionals, independents, collectives or producers", informed the organization.
Registration can be made through an online form. In it, participants must inform the thematic axis of the work, the format, duration, year of production and the project synopsis.
Museum of Image and Sound (MIS) Poet Torquato Neto, in Teresina (PI) — Photo: Ascom FMC
*Vitória Bacelar, intern under the supervision of Ilanna Serena.
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