Eu Não Sou Cineasta receives production support from BRDE / ANCINE
The feature documentary secures production funding through the BRDE / ANCINE public fund, marking a significant step in its development.
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2018 — 2026
A living archive of the company's journey.
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The feature documentary secures production funding through the BRDE / ANCINE public fund, marking a significant step in its development.
Development advances on the feature documentary, strengthening its international partnerships.
The platform expands its activities through an ongoing screening programme dedicated to women filmmakers. The company begins collaborating with Instituto Cervantes on cultural programming and audience engagement initiatives.
The platform presents a retrospective dedicated to Luna Alkalay, one of Brazil’s most significant women filmmakers.
The bilingual platform begins publishing original film criticism focused on Latin American and Iberian cinema made by women.
The feature documentary receives production support through the Lei Paulo Gustavo cultural funding programme.
The feature documentary participates in the international development programme.
Eu Não Sou Cineasta is selected for the documentary editing laboratory.
The feature documentary begins an international co-production partnership with the Spanish production company Escarlata Estudio.
The feature documentary is selected for the international development programme.
The company works on the script development of the feature documentary Jailers (Carcereiras), directed by Julia Hannud.
The feature documentary receives its first major public production support through the BH nas Telas programme.
The company is established in Minas Gerais with the mission of producing independent auteur cinema while creating new paths for women filmmakers and underrepresented cinematic voices.