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Sao Paulo International Film Festival


Genre: All genre

The São Paulo International Film Festival, also known as Mostra, is held annually in Brazil in October. It has been running for 40 years and screens over 300 films across six sections including a competitive section for new directors with their first or second dramatic feature or feature documentary film.

 

SCREEN AUSTRALIA HAS NOT TRACKED SCREENINGS AND AWARDS AT THIS FESTIVAL SINCE 2010.


Awards

2003 - Won - Rabbit-Proof Fence - Public Prize for Best Foreign Film

Screenings

2009 - Accidents Happen

2009 - Mao's Last Dancer

2009 - Samson & Delilah

2009 - Coffin Rock

2008 - Chicken Of God

2008 - Intangible Asset Number 82

2008 - Tumbler, The

2008 - Triple Concerto In D Minor

2008 - Monkey Puzzle

2008 - Boot Cake, The

2007 - Love's Labour

2007 - Piranha

2007 - Sam and Piccolo

2007 - Songs in the Key of Death

2007 - December Boys

2006 - Ten Canoes

2006 - Suburban Mayhem

2006 - Candy

2006 - 2:37

2006 - Look Both Ways

2006 - Modern Love

2006 - Road Ahead, The

2006 - Luminary, The

2006 - bridge, the

2006 - Composure

2006 - Postcard

2005 - Pirate

2005 - Azadi

2004 - Projectionist, The

2004 - Wonderful Day, A

2004 - Josh Jarman

2004 - Somewhere Near Kokoda

2004 - Thorns

2003 - Rabbit-Proof Fence

2003 - Rabbit-Proof Fence

2003 - Turn Around

2003 - Cracker Bag

2003 - Martha's New Coat

2003 - Violet Lives Upstairs

2003 - With Hope

2002 - Bank, The

2001 - Crack

2001 - Bird in the Wire

2000 - Day Neil Armstrong Walked on the Moon, The

2000 - Goddess of 1967, The

2000 - Jimmy Little Messenger

1999 - Flower Girl

1999 - Purgatory

1998 - Welcome to Woop Woop

1998 - Boys, The

1998 - Dead Letter Office

1997 - Love Serenade

1997 - House Taken Over

1997 - Road to Nhill

1997 - Doing Time for Patsy Cline

1997 - Paradise Road

1997 - Blood on the Chandelier

1996 - Angel Baby

1996 - Small Fictions

1996 - Fistful of Flies

1996 - Floating Life

1995 - Chimes at Ten

1995 - All Men Are Liars

1994 - As Happy As Larry

1994 - Bad Boy Bubby

1994 - Sirens

1994 - Small Confessions

1994 - Seven - Aum Namo Shivyah

1994 - Night Release

1994 - Teenage Portraits

1994 - Kid In A Bin

1994 - Those Precious Mints

1994 - Bernie's Magic Moment

1994 - Gran's Big Advenuture

1994 - Midday Crisis

1994 - Environmental

1994 - Prickly Heat

1994 - Middriffini

1993 - Jam

1993 - Cat's Cradle

1993 - Drive

1993 - Flynn

1993 - Journey, The

1993 - Excursion To The Bridge Of Friendship

1993 - Frauds

1992 - Proof

1992 - Last Days Of Chez Nous, The

1992 - Strictly Ballroom

1992 - When Mrs Hegarty Comes to Japan

1991 - Good Woman Of Bangkok, The

1991 - Plus ça Change

1990 - Blood Oath

1989 - Navigator, The: A Medieval Odyssey

1989 - Sweetie

1989 - Prisoner of St Petersburg, The

1988 - Cannibal Tours

1988 - Ghosts...of the Civil Dead

Website:
www.mostra.org
Email:
info@mostra.org
Start:
15/10/2026
End:
29/10/2026

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