The Brazilian short film raw sap, by Gustavo Milan, is among the 15 films pre-nominated for the Oscar, the biggest award in world cinema. The production competes in the category of best live-action short film.
The representative of Brazil in the dispute tells the story of a young Venezuelan immigrant who arrives in Brazil and meets a couple who are having difficulties with their daughter. The bond between them is strengthened when she is willing to breastfeed the child. Throughout the year, raw sap he has won awards at festivals such as the Munich Film Awards and the Brooklyn Film Festival.
In addition to the film by Gustavo Milan, short films compete for a place in the final. The Criminals, Censor of Dreams, Ala Kachuu – Take and Run, Distances, Les Grandes Claques, The Dress, Frimas, On My Mind, Please Hold, Tala’vision, You’re Dead Helen, When the Sun Sets, Stenofonen e The Long Goodbye.
the also Brazilian private desert, by Aly Muritiba, was left out of the competition for the Oscar for Best International Film. Among the titles that make up the list released this Tuesday (21) by the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Hollywood, are the new Spider-Man: No Return Home, the documentary The World’s a Little Blurry, about singer Billie Eilish, the new adaptation of the musical Love, sublime love, de Steven Spielberg and or Italian God’s hand, by Paolo Sorrentino. Check out the full list.
The next cut will be announced on February 8th, when the five finalists in each category will be announced who will participate in the official Oscar statuettes ceremony in Los Angeles on March 27th.
Reference: CNN Brasil
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