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The Iris – LGBT International Animation Show PDF Print E-mail

The Iris – LGBT International Animation Show

 

The Iris – LGBT International Animation Show is intended for the exhibition of Brazilian and foreign animation films, with topics related to sexual diversity:

  • Gay men

  • Gesbians

  • Bisexuals

  • Transvestites and transsexuals.

 

A total of 21 short animation movies have been selected from various countries:


Brazil USA
South Africa France
Australia Netherlands
Bulgaria United Kingdom
Canada Sweden
Denmark Turkey

 

The films are divided into two special programmes and will be screened in two sessions daily (19:00 and 20:30) during the 3 first Tuesdays of the month of September (01/09, 08/09 and 15 / 09).

The Iris will take place in the film CCJF - Federal Justice Cultural Centre which is located on Avenida Rio Branco, 241, Centro, Rio de Janeiro.

The Iris is a CCJF realization- Federal Justice Cultural Centre.

 
Top Fashion Bazar PDF Print E-mail

The 25th edition of Top Fashion Bazar will take place from 29 Aug to 13 Sep at Gavea Jokey Club. The event, which is on twice a year and denotes two distinctive seasons, presents a great opportunity for picking up local fashion bargains.

As you'd expect, the event, like most others in Rio, is not a gay affair per se but where there's fashion and electronic music there's bound to be a good gay crowd.

Open to the pubic from Monday to Sunday, from 2pm to 10m.

 
Anti-homophobia Day PDF Print E-mail

The International Day to Combat Homophobia, which takes place on May 17, will be celebrated in Rio de Janeiro. Among the activities will be a walk on the Ipanema beach front. A three thousand piece floral wreath representing the Brazilian flag will be assembled there.

The idea is to remember the murders committed on grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity. According to the group Arco-Iris, an NGO’s advisory board, one of event organizers, personalities like the Minister of Environment, Carlos Minc, and other representatives for human rights organizations are expected to attend.

“We want to draw attention to our plight and show to everyone that we exist, have rights and deserve respect. The walk, in addition to serving as a landmark for the May 17 celebrations, also symbolizes our strength to mobilize in support of the Campaign Not Homophobia!” said Gilze Rodrigues, chairman of Arco-Iris NGO. The walk starts at 3 pm on Rua Vinicius de Moraes and ends at Farme de Amoedo.