Registrations open until Feb 27 for Cinemato’s 23rd edition, spotlighting migration and climate change with national and Mato Grosso films in Cuiabá.
Migration Through Film Lens
Cinemato 2026 tackles Migration – human mobility and climate change. It counters stigmatizing stories, amplifying voices of refugees, climate-displaced people, and migrant workers.
From May 23-31, Cuiabá becomes Brazil’s cinema hub. Curators pick standout national works for dynamic screenings.
Films reframe dominant narratives, honoring quests for dignity, survival, and hope.
Diverse and Inclusive Lineup
The Competitive Showcase features selected features and shorts. Inclusive Screenings reach underserved audiences beyond theaters.
School Cinema engages kids and youth. Four workshops train pros, students, and audiovisual enthusiasts.
Submit national and Mato Grosso films by 02/27. Full rules at https://festivalcinemato.com.br/.
Produced by Instituto INCA, backed by Mato Grosso State Government via Culture, Sports and Leisure Secretariat. Partners: Primeiro Plano, Trup, UFMT; support from Cineclube Coxiponés and Mato Grosso Cineclub Network.
Photo: Press Release
