Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Recife Cinema FestivalAlso known as Recife Audiovisual Festival or Cine-PE, it's a competitive film and audiovisual festival host in Recife. It's dedicated to the Brazilian and state production of feature and short films; as videos and documentaries as well. Founded in 1997 by the couple Alfredo & Sandra Bertini, which are the directors since then. Between 1997 and 2008 has participating 1806 films (between competitive applications and National & International invitations) of all types and genres for a public of over 250000 people.The main trophy given by the organization between a specialized and independent judge is designated of Calunga (which is a puppet used by maracatu dancers), for the diverse film categories represented. Also, another important trophy is the Gilberto Freyre, addressed for the feature film that best express the appreciation of Brazilian identity through the concept of racial diversity, that characterizes the Brazilian ethnic formation and culture. Other prizes are given by independent private partners, usually in money, and distributed by the diverse categories.It's held usually between end of April/May, in the Conventions Center of Recife (CECON). Also includes seminaries, workshops, meetings, musicals, arts exhibition; which brings many Cinema professionals and/or lovers making this festival one of the most important in the Brazilian film market.. }
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- Recife_Cinema_Festival abstract "Recife Cinema FestivalAlso known as Recife Audiovisual Festival or Cine-PE, it's a competitive film and audiovisual festival host in Recife. It's dedicated to the Brazilian and state production of feature and short films; as videos and documentaries as well. Founded in 1997 by the couple Alfredo & Sandra Bertini, which are the directors since then. Between 1997 and 2008 has participating 1806 films (between competitive applications and National & International invitations) of all types and genres for a public of over 250000 people.The main trophy given by the organization between a specialized and independent judge is designated of Calunga (which is a puppet used by maracatu dancers), for the diverse film categories represented. Also, another important trophy is the Gilberto Freyre, addressed for the feature film that best express the appreciation of Brazilian identity through the concept of racial diversity, that characterizes the Brazilian ethnic formation and culture. Other prizes are given by independent private partners, usually in money, and distributed by the diverse categories.It's held usually between end of April/May, in the Conventions Center of Recife (CECON). Also includes seminaries, workshops, meetings, musicals, arts exhibition; which brings many Cinema professionals and/or lovers making this festival one of the most important in the Brazilian film market.".