13 7月 2026
申し込み可能な
30 8月 2026
閉映画祭
30 10月 2026
通知日
20 9月 2026
31 10月 2026
映画祭の開始: 20 9月 2026 映画祭の終了: 31 10月 2026
TRÂNSITO is an LGBT+ film showcase based in Pelotas, Brazil.
The name Transito refers to the right of bodies to move, exist, and occupy spaces. The festival celebrates LGBTQ+ stories and filmmakers committed to creating works around these themes.
The showcase is divided into three sections — International, National (Brazilian), and Regional (Rio Grande do Sul) — in order to embrace both local and global perspectives in cinema.
Through film screenings, talks, debates, and cultural activities, TRÂNSITO promotes inclusion, respect, diversity, and human rights, strengthening the local community and contributing to a more just, equal, and welcoming society.
All films submitted to TRANSITO LGBT+ Film Showcase must be directed and/or produced by at least one LGBTQ+ person and must include LGBTQ+ themes as part of the storyline.
Films submitted to the International Showcase must not have been previously screened in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Films submitted to the National Brazilian Showcase and the Gaucho Showcase do not need to be premieres.
By submitting a film, the applicant confirms that they hold all necessary rights and authorizations for the film to be screened at the festival. Selected films authorize TRANSITO to use images, posters, trailers, excerpts, and press materials for promotional purposes related to the event.
Submission to the festival implies full acceptance of these Rules & Terms.
無料
提出期限
30 8月 26
Open to films from all over the world. The film must have LGBTQ+ themes as part of its storyline and must have at least one LGBTQ+ person in a key creative role, such as director or producer.
無料
提出期限
30 8月 26
For Brazilian films, either shot in Brazil or directed/produced by Brazilian filmmakers. The film must have LGBTQ+ themes as part of its storyline and must have at least one LGBTQ+ person in a key creative role, such as director or producer.
無料
提出期限
30 8月 26
For films shot in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The film must have LGBTQ+ themes as part of its storyline and must have at least one LGBTQ+ person in a key creative role, such as director or producer.
