CinePG will have movies and discussions on Black Consciousness in November

The November CinePG, at Ponta Grossa, will have a special programming dedicated to the month of Black Consciousness. With the theme “Black Narratives in Scene”, the initiative presents films, short films and documentaries that address Afro-Brazilian culture, the fight against racism and the importance of racial equality.

The programming is carried out in partnership with the Municipal Council for the Promotion of Racial Equality (COMPIR) and seeks to broaden the dialogue on black representativeness in the audiovisual and in society. In addition to the free screenings, each session will feature a chat with representatives of the board, who will discuss the themes presented in the productions.

Check out the CinePG schedule in November

The sessions include national and international productions, with stories that address racial issues, achievements, inequalities and the appreciation of black identity.

November 9 (Monday), at 7 pm: screening of the short films Dudu and the Pencil Color of the Skin, My Skin and Anti-Racist Collection – Ep. 1: The Myth of Racial Democracy. Indicative classification: 12 years.

10 November (Tuesday), at 7:00 pm: Ó Paí, Ó (2007), national comedy directed by Monique Gardenberg. Classification: 14 years.

11 November (Wednesday), at 7pm: Stars Beyond Time (2016), drama that portrays the trajectory of black women who had a fundamental role in the history of space exploration. Session dubbed, with free rating.

12 November (Thursday), at 7 pm: Medida Provisória (2020), national production directed by Lázaro Ramos, which presents a reflection on racism and rights. Classification: 14 years.

14th November (Saturday), at 3:30 pm: Gui Augusto – Ao Vivo no Sexta às Seis (2026), national musical presentation with free classification.

November 26 (Thursday), at 7 pm: The Last Abolition (2018), documentary directed by Alice Gomes that addresses the history of slavery and its consequences in Brazilian society. Classification free.

Cinema as a tool for awareness

The proposal of CinePG is to use the audiovisual as an instrument of reflection and social transformation. The selected productions present different perspectives on the experience of the black population, highlighting historical, cultural and social aspects.

The partnership with COMPIR will also allow the public to participate in post-show conversations, deepening discussions about prejudice, representativeness, identity, and racial equality.

The initiative integrates the cultural activities of November, the month marked by the National Day of Zombies and Black Consciousness, celebrated on November 20.

With free access, CinePG invites the population of Ponta Grossa and Campos Gerais to prestige the sessions and participate in the debates, strengthening the recognition of the black culture and the construction of a more egalitarian society.

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