Praça Paris
Lúcia Murat
drama / 110’ / 2017
Glória is a woman from Rio de Janeiro who tries to move on with her life despite the traumas caused by an abusive father and a drug dealer brother. She starts therapy with Camila, a young Portuguese psychoanalyst.
In co-production with Taiga Films (Brazil) and CEPA (Argentina).-
Milan Film Festival
Honorable Mention (Grace Passô)Coimbra Paths of Portuguese Cinema (PT)
Honorable Mention (Grace Passô)FESTin (PT)
Best FilmRio de Janeiro International Film Festival (BR)
Best Actress (Joana de Verona)Cineuphoria Award 2019
Best Director (Lúcia Murat)
Best Actress (Joana de Verona)
Best Screenplay (Lúcia Murat and Raphael Montes)
Best Editing (Mair Tavares)
Best Cinematography (Guillermo Nieto)
Best Original Music (André Abujamra and Márcio Nigro)
Best Poster
Best Film
Best Duo (Grace Passô and Joana de Verona) | International CompetitionCinema Brazil Grand Prize 2019
Best Actress (Grace Passô)Guarani Award 2019
Best Actress (Grace Passô)Chicago International Film Festival 2017
Best Film (Lúcia Murat) -
Int. Film Festival of Rio de Janeiro (BR)
Best Director (Lúcia Murat)
Best Actress (Grace Passô)FIPRESCI | F. Uruguayan Cinema Int. (UR)
Best Ibero-American Film
Best FilmFESTin (PT)
Best Actress (Grace Passô)39th Int. Festival del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano “Don Quixote”
SIGNIS MentionGranada Cines del Sur Festival
Audience Award for Best FilmLatin American International Festival MUJERES EN ESCENA
Best FilmCineuphoria 2019
Best Actress (Grace Passô)
Top 10 of the Year (Lúcia Murat)Coimbra Caminhos do Cinema Português 2018
Best Actress (Grace Passô) -
Milan Film Festival
Coimbra Paths of Portuguese Cinema
FESTin
Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival
Cineuphoria
Cinema Brazil Grand Prize
Guarani Prize
Chicago International Film Festival
FIPRESCI | F. Uruguayan Cinema Int.
39th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema
Granada Cines del Sur Festival
Latin American International Festival MUJERES EN ESCENA
Havana Festival
Brazilian Festival in Paris
Brazilian Film Week in Bogotá
Brazilian Society of Psychoanalysis of Rio de Janeiro
Delas Film Club
state University of Rio de Janeiro
Milan International Brazilian Film Festival
Film Festival in Portugal 2018
MUJERES EN ESCENA - Latin American International Festival
12th Festival du Film Brésilien de Montréal
She Makes Cinema International Festival 2018
22nd Lima Film Festival PUCP 2018 (Peru)
International Festival of Brazilian Cinema 2018
END 2018 – International Festival of Women in Cinema 2018
PRODUCTION CREDITS
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PRODUCTION CREDITS 〰️
SCRIPT
Lúcia Murat, Raphael Montes
PHOTOGRAPHY
EDITING
PRODUCTION DESIGN
Dina Salem Levy
Guillermo Nieto
Mair Tavares
COSTUME DESIGN
SOUND
SOUND EDITING
Simone Petrillo
Ana Carolina Lopes
Antonio Chaulet
Andrés Longares, Felicitas Raffo, Gonçalo Galvão Teles, Luís Galvão Teles
DIRECTION
PRODUCTION
EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION
Lúcia Murat
Joana Nin
André Abujamra e Marcio Nigro
SOUND MIXING
MUSIC
CASTING
Carlos Alberto Lopes
Gabriel Bortolini
Grace Passô, Joana de Verona, Marco Antonio Caponi, Alex Brasil, Babu Santana, Taiana Bastos, Daniel Braga
WITH
Lúcia Murat
Born in Rio de Janeiro, Lúcia Murat was a member of the armed struggle during the most difficult times of the military dictatorship in Brazil (1968-1979). Having been arrested and tortured in prison, all her work is strongly influenced by this experience.
Her feature film Que Bom Te Ver Viva (1989) is a compendium of stories, accounts and memories of her time in prison. In 2004, she returned to the theme with Quase Dois Irmãos, which won her the Best Ibero-American Film Award from the official jury and Best Film from the popular jury at the Mar del Plata International Film Festival.
In 2011, she won several awards at the Gramado Film Festival with the film Uma Longa Viagem. In 2013 she released A Memória que me Contam.