‘Mussum: O Filmis’ is the big winner of the 51st Gramado Film Festival; see full list

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Silvio Guindane’s film about Mussum’s life won six Kikitos, including Best Film. Ceremony was marked by tributes to Léa Garcia, who died during the festival. Film about the life of comedian and samba musician Mussum was the big winner at the Gramado Film Festival in 2023 Edison Vara/Agência Pressphoto “Mussum: O Filmis”, a feature film by Silvio Guindane, was the big winner at the 51st edition of the Festival de Cinema de Gramado, which had its closing ceremony and awarding of trophies this Saturday night (19), in the city of Serra do Rio Grande do Sul. The film about Mussum’s life won six Kikitos, including Best Film. PHOTOS: see who walked the festival’s red carpet The ceremony was also marked by tributes to Léa Garcia. The actress died on Tuesday (15), victim of a heart attack, at the hotel she was staying in Gramado. She would be honoured, along with fellow actress Laura Cardoso, with the Oscarito Trophy at the Film Festival. Léa received a standing ovation during the tribute to artists who died this year. Léa Garcia’s son receives homage to his mother in Gramado The actress walked the festival’s red carpet; see VIDEO Artists, friends and fans mourn the death of Léa Garcia Awards In addition to Best Film, “Mussum: O Filmis” also won Best Actor (Ailton Graça), Supporting Actor (Yuri Marçal), Supporting Actress (Neusa Borges), Music Track (Max de Castro) and Popular Jury. There was still an honorable mention to Martin Macias Trujillo, for his characterization work in the feature film. The film “Tia Virgínia”, by Fábio Meira, was also highlighted at the awards: there were five Kikitos, including Best Actress, for Vera Holtz. The film also won awards for Screenplay (Fábio Meira), Art Direction (Ana Mara Abreu), Sound Design (Ruben Valdés) and Critics’ Prize. “Heavier is the Sky” earned Petrus Cariry the award for Best Director and took three more statuettes: Best Cinematography, Best Editing and the special jury prize. Ailton Graça, winner of the best actor award at the 51st Gramado Film Festival for the film ‘Mussum: O FIlmis’ Cleiton Thiele/Agência Pressphoto Brazilian Feature Films Best Film: “Mussum, O Filmis”, by Silvio Guindane Best Director: Petrus Cariry, for “Mais Pesado é o Céu” Best Actor: Ailton Graça, for “Mussum, O Filmis” Best Actress: Vera Holtz, for “Tia Virgínia” Best Screenplay: Fábio Meira, for “Tia Virgínia” Best Cinematography: Petrus Cariry , for “Mais Pesado é o Céu” Best Editing: Firmino Holanda and Petrus Cariry, for “Mais Pesado é o Céu” Best Soundtrack: Max de Castro, for “Mussum, O Filmis” Best Art Direction: Ana Mara Abreu, for “Tia Virgínia” Best Supporting Actress: Neusa Borges, for “Mussum, O Filmis” Best Supporting Actor: Yuri Marçal, “Mussum, O Filmis” Best Sound Design: Rubem Valdés, for “Tia Virgínia” Special Jury Prize: Ana Luiza Rios from “Mais Pesado é o Céu” Honorable Mention: Vera Valdez, for “Tia Virgínia” Honorable Mention: Martin Macias Trujillo, for “Mussum, O Filmis” Critics Jury: “Tia Vírginia”, by Fábio Meira Popular Jury : “Mussum, O Filmis”, by Silvio Guindane SEDAC/IECINE Award for Gaucho Feature Films Best Film: “Hamlet”, by Zeca Brito Best Director: Zeca Brito, for “Hamlet” Best Actor: Fredericco Restori, for “Hamlet” Best Actress: Carol Martins, for “O Acidente” Best Screenplay: Marcelo Ilha Bordin and Bruno Carboni, for “O Acidente” Best Cinematography: Bruno Polidoro, Joba Migliorin, Lívia Pasqual and Zeca Brito, for “Hamlet” Best Art Direction: Richard Tavares, from “O Acidente” Best Editing: Jardel Machado Hermes, from “Hamlet” Best Sound Design: Kiko Ferraz, Ricardo Costa and Cristian Vaz, for “Céu Aberto” Best Musical Score: Rita Zart and Bruno Mad, for “ Céu Aberto” Popular Jury: “Surviventes do Pampa”, by Rogério Rodrigues Documentary Feature Films Best Film: “Anhangabaú”, by Lufe Bollini Brazilian Short Films Best Sound Design: Kiko Ferraz, for “Sabão Líquido” Best Musical Track: Mano Teko and Aquahertz, for “Yãmî-Yah-Pá” Best Art Direction: Felipe Spooka and Jacksciene Guedes, for “Casa de Bonecas” Best Editing: Luiza Garcia, for “Camaco” Best Screenplay: Fabiano Barros and Rafael Rogante, for “Ela Mora Logo Ali” Best Cinematography: Morzanel Iramari, for “Mãri-Hi – A Árvore do Sonho” Best Actress: Agrael de Jesus, for “Ela Mora Logo Ali” Best Actor: Phillipe Coutinho, for “Sabão Líquido” Special Prize from the Jury: “Mãri-Hi – A Árvore do Sonho” Honorable Mention: “Cama Vazia”, by Fábio Rogério and Jean-Claude Bernardet Best Short Film by the Critics Jury: “Camaco”, by Breno Alvarenga Best Film by the Popular Jury: “Ela Mora Logo Ali’, by Fabiano Barros and Rafael Rogante Best Director: Mariana Jaspe, for “Deixa” Best Film: “Remendo”, by Roger Ghil Canal Brasil Short Film Award: “Yãmî-Yah-Pá”, by Vladimir Seixas University Films Best film: Cabocolino, by João Marcelo. VIDEOS: All about RS

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