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Subject: Following the success in Sydney last year, the Brazil Film Festival comes to Melbourne for the first time.

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Date Posted: 27/10/10 21:55:58
In reply to: Tickets from brazilfilmfestival.com.au==http://www.cinemanova.com.au/festivals.html#brazil 's message, "Brazile Film Festival Wednesday October 27th to Friday October 29th 2010" on 27/10/10 21:54:41

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>Tickets from brazilfilmfestival.com.au or Moshtix
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> Lula, The Son Of Brazil (E) 18+
>(2009, 128 mins)
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>Wednesday October 27, 7pm
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>Directed by F�bio Barreto, staring Gl�ria Pires and
>Cl�o Pires. Based on the biography by Denise Paran� on
>Brazil�s hugely popular president, Luiz In�cio Lula da
>Silva. Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film in the
>2011 Academy Awards.
> Love Stories Last Only 90 Minutes (E) 18+
>(2010, 93 mins)
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>Thursday October 28, � 7pm
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>Love Stories Last Only 90 Minutes (2010, 93 mins)
>Directed by Paulo Halm, staring Caio Blat and Maria
>Ribeiro. Accomplished screenwriter Paulo Halm�s (The
>Battle of Canudos, Two Lost on a Dirty Night) debut
>feature is a comedy about thirty-somethings in
>bohemian Rio.
> Pachamama (E) 18+
>(2010, 105 mins)
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>Friday October 29, � 7pm
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>Directed by Eryk Rocha. Pachamama tells the story of
>the director's journey through the Brazilian Amazon
>rainforest on his way to Peru and Bolivia, where he
>encounters the reality of people historically cut-off
>from the political process of their

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