Festival 2018
Warm welcome to the fourth edition of Stockholm’s Latin American Film Festival Panoramica!
During five days, we embark on a full-featured program consisting of the best films, up-to-date seminars and other activities associated with Latin America.
This year, we especially want to highlight the voices and political struggles of many women and HBTQ + people against structural violence through our theme: Sprickor. Our collaboration with the film festival Cinema Queer follows this lead as we highlight these issues in a joint program.
The festival’s opening film is the first of the many films made by women in our program. The title of this film is Zama and is the latest feature film by Argentine director Lucrecia Martel, which is now finally shown to the Stockholm public. We want to thank the French Film Festival for the cooperation to make this possible.
A good new this year is that the BrasilCine film festival has become part of Panoramica. As a former visitor of BrasilCine, we are very pleased to honor the important effort they have made for more than ten years to demonstrate the vast diversity of contemporary Brazilian film production.
This year’s edition of Panoramica is the biggest ever and we hope the program will move and inspire you. We wish you a nice festival!
Guests
Annie Canavaggio
Annie Canavaggio studied at the London Film School. She has directed the documentaries Liza… como ella (2010), which she also produced, Rompiendo la ola (2013), and Hijo de tigre y mula (2025). She is currently in post-production on the documentary Buscando el indio conejo and is developing her first docufiction feature film, Irene.
Brigitte Baptiste
Brigitte Baptiste is one of the most influential figures in biodiversity, sustainability, and gender diversity worldwide. Recognized for her work at the intersection of science, politics, academia, and art, she has fostered key dialogues for building a more sustainable and inclusive future.
Martina Passeggi
Martina Passeggi is a performer, dancer, and contemporary dance creator. Trained in Uruguay, the Netherlands, and Spain, she develops her work between Europe and Uruguay. She has participated in international productions and established herself as a choreographer in various European creation centers. She made her debut as a lead actress in A Bright Future.
Pablo Martínez Pessi
Pablo Martínez Pessi has a degree in Audiovisual Communication, is a film producer, director, editor and teacher. He directed the documentaries: Desde las aguas (2009), Tus padres volverán (2015), El viento nos dejará (2021) and The Snow Between Us (2024). His films have been screened and awarded in several festivals around the world.
Patricia Goùvea
Patricia Goùvea is a visual artist and researcher. She works with photography, video, film, installation, and urban intervention. Her practice explores moving images and the notion of time, reflecting on the body, nature, environmental destruction, and the erasure of memory by official historical narratives. Itacoatiaras is her first feature film.
Cinemas and locals
Morfar Ginko & Pappa Ray Ray
Swedenborgsgatan 13
118 48 Stockholm
(T) Mariatorget
Lively bar & restaurant with an industrial-chic vibe & DJ sets, plus a classic Swedish menu.
Bio Bristol
Sturegatan 39
172 31 Sundbyberg
(T) Sundbyberg Centrum
(J) Sundbyberg Station
Bio Bristol is a non-profit association that started in 2017 to reestablish the historic Bristol Cinema after years of closed business. Welcome to the best cinema in Sundbyberg!
Klarabiografen
Beridarbansgatan 5
111 51 Stockholm
(T) T-Centralen
Klarabiografen is located in the City Cultural Theatre and is equipped with the latest digital technology. In cooperation with other actors in the film industry, the hall aims to be a center for quality cinema in Stockholm.
Zita Folkets Bio
Birger Jarlsgatan 37
111 45 Stockholm
(T) Östermalmstorg
Zita Folkets Bio is the oldest autonomous cinema in Stockholm. The cinema’s task is to show quality films for both adults and children that do not usually appear on the bigger cinemas.