On June 28th, at 7 p.m., the Superior School of the Judges of the State of Tocantins (Esmat) will host the 14th edition of Cinedebate, an event promoted by the Journalism course at the Federal University of the State of Tocantins (UFT). The special session, held in honor of the International LGBTQIA+ Pride Day, is organized in partnership with the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB-TO), the LGBTQIA+ Positive Fund and A+ House.
This year, two documentaries will be screened: "Resist to Exist", produced and edited by Angel Lima, Heloísa Cipriano and Ninah Beatriz Oliveira, and "Call Me by My Name", directed by Maiara Líbano.
Registrations are free and they can be done through the Events platform of UFT.
The extension project aims to promote debates on film productions, focusing especially on human rights issues. Cinedebate, coordinated by Professors Ingrid Assis, Marco Túlio Câmara and Sérgio Soares, not only shows audiovisual productions open to the public, but also involves planning, curating, publicizing, executing and covering the sessions. These meetings have generated important discussions about the works presented, highlighting the power and impact of cinema.
