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Inside the Brazilian Cinema Revolution: “It’s a Constitutional Right”  The Hollywood Reporter

Oscars spotlight crowns Brazil's rise as a global entertainment player  Reuters

How The Secret Agent Appeals to the Brazilian Collective Memory  Time Magazine

“The Secret Agent”: Kleber Mendonça Filho on His Oscar-Nominated Film & Brazil’s Military Dictatorship  Democracy Now!

Brazil’s Film Industry Is Winning Oscars — but Losing Momentum at Home  IndieWire

40 years ago, an iconic director made a timely dystopian movie that still holds up  Polygon.com

Milly Alcock Continues Promoting New Movie ‘Supergirl’ With Brazilian Premiere  Just Jared

Robert De Niro’s Overlooked Dystopian Sci-Fi Thriller Still Works 41 Years Later (It's Even Better)  MovieWeb

‘Amazon of America’: film paints vision of a post-coup Brazil giving up rainforest  The Guardian

Brazil’s cinema industry seizes its moment in the limelight  Taipei Times

Nominated for Four Oscars®, 'The Secret Agent' Comes to Netflix on March 7  About Netflix

Brazil’s Latest Icon Is New to Film. Now, She’s a Star of an Oscar Contender.  The New York Times

BRAZIL: Revisiting Terry Gilliam’s Retro-Futurist Masterpiece  filminquiry.com

Let 'The Secret Agent' fill you in on what it's like to live under a dictatorship  NPR

‘The Secret Agent’ Lands Brazil’s Second Best Picture Oscar Nomination  The Hollywood Reporter

A man in Brazil turned his childhood dream into a small cinema for film lovers  AP News

‘The Blue Trail’ Review: A 77-Year-Old Woman Finds Freedom in the Amazon in Brazil’s Brilliant Dystopian Road Movie  IndieWire

As Brazilian Cinema Thrives, Rio Wants to Be the World’s Next Great Filmmaking Hub  The Hollywood Reporter

Movie Review: Wahlberg and Hauser go “Balls Up” in Brazil  rogersmovienation.com

Why a T-shirt in a hit movie is trending with Brazilian progressives: ‘Almost every day they sell out’  The Guardian

Timothée Chalamet Dances to “Crank That,” Wears Fan-Made Flag of His Face in High-Energy Brazil Visit  The Hollywood Reporter

‘The Secret Agent’ Is Brazil’s Oscar Submission for A Reason  Rolling Stone

Oscars: Brazil Submits ‘The Secret Agent’ For Best International Feature Film Race  Deadline

In São Paulo, a One-Man Cinema Keeps Brazil’s Movie Dreams Alive  LatinAmerican Post

40 years later, Brazil is as prescient as ever  The Verge

Expocine, Latin America’s Largest Movie Theater Trade Show, Reflects the International Visibility and B.O. Performance of Brazilian Films  Variety

Brazil wins two Golden Globes, confirming cinema’s global momentum  Valor International

‘Robert De Niro prepared to play a plumber by watching a brain surgeon’: Terry Gilliam and Jonathan Pryce on making Brazil | Movies  The Guardian