October 15th-20th Program at Federal Justice Cultural Center in Rio

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Check out the events currently scheduled at the CCJF — Centro Cultural Justiça Federal (Federal Justice Cultural Center) in downtown Rio de Janeiro for the week of October 15th until 20th.

CINEMA

• Classics and Successes of the Cinema / Film Club
  The CCJF film club chooses to show films that have marked the history of cinema and for their success with audiences and/or critics. The intention is to encourage and facilitate the habit of going to the cinema, as well as public access to the titles available in its library.
  Films: Salete Maccaloz Collection
  Programming and indicative classification: www.ccjf.trf2.jus.br
  Wednesday, October 30th, 4 PM
  Friday, October 18th, 6 PM
  Saturday, October 19th, 6 PM
  At the CCJF Cinema
  Free Tickets available one hour before showtime.

• The film production process / cinema workshop
  The workshop given by filmmaker Márcia Bessa presents the cinematographic and audiovisual production system, the technical team’s composition and the producer’s tasks, the documents used in filmmaking and the legal and market contexts of the activity in Brazil.
  Teacher: Márcia Bessa (Ph.D. from UNIRIO/UChicago and professor of the Darcy Ribeiro Film School).
  Enrolment by e-mail: [email protected]
  Wednesdays, October 16th and 23rd | November 6th and 13th, at 6 PM
  Price: R$40 (US$10) (for all four lessons)
  At the CCJF Cinema
  Minimum age: 16 years old
  Minimum number of participants to form a class: 10
  Maximum number of participants: 30
  More information: http://bit.ly/2kspSJ1

EXHIBITIONS

• Topografias Imaginadas (Imagined Topographies) / photography
  The exhibition combining Edu Monteiro, Jaques Faing, José Diniz, Luiz Alberto Guimarães, and Luiz Baltar shows expressive articulations of cartography unbounded by maps. The invited artists start from reality to build other spaces, which are the expression of both the soul of things and the porosity of life.
  Curatorship: Angela Pelegrino and Nadja Magalhães
  Tuesday to Sunday, until November 24th – 12 noon to 7 PM
  In the galleries on the first floor

• Rio Branco, 241 – Justiça e Cultura (Justice and Culture) / History
  The bilingual exhibition shows a retrospective of the occupation of the Federal Supreme Court’s original building, focusing on the trajectory to becoming the Federal District Court in Rio de Janeiro. Its panels tell the story, from the creation of the Federal Courts of First and Second Instance to the restoration works and establishment of the Federal Courthouse Cultural Center, including remarkable facts about the history of Federal Courts in this building.
  Tuesday to Sunday – 12 noon to 7 PM
  In the galleries on the first floor

• Vozes (“Voices”) / sound installation
  Visitors are invited to sit down and listen to stories that shape a network of voices built from three questions: What is a sexist society? How does machismo affect one’s individuality? What is it like to be listened to? The testimonials present different viewpoints on gender inequality, which complement each other and echo feminist agendas.
  From October 3rd to November 24th
  Tuesday to Sunday, 12 noon to 7 PM
  In the galleries on the first floor

MUSIC

• Oratorio “ISAÍAS”, by Eudora Pitrowsky Salles / show
  The Choir of the ACM (Mozambican Christian Association) is pleased to introduce this work under the feminine vision of Eudora. A musical genre characterized for centuries by the masculine element, the listener will be able to enjoy the elegant, refined and passionate style with which the Rio de Janeiro composer gives life to the prophecies of Isaiah, received from God.
  Tuesday, October 15th at 7 PM
  Tickets: R$30 and R$15
  Duration: 60 minutes
  CCJF Theatre

THEATER

• Olho por olho (“Eye for an eye”) / play
  The show is a dystopia that unveils evil as culture, to understand the vision of justice. In the story, after the death of his son, a father is astonished to discover who was the child’s murderer. A dialogue is then created in which the hunger for justice begins to give way to the recognition of a cruel reality.
  Playwright and performance: Rohan Baruck
  Direction: Rogério Fanju
  October 5th to December 1st (except October 26th, November 9th, November 10th)
  Saturday and Sunday, 7 PM
  Extra sessions: October 19th and October 20th at 5 PM
  Tickets: R$40 and R$20
  CCJF Theater
  Rating: 12 years

• Freud and Mahler / play
  The meeting between Sigmund Freud and Gustav Mahler takes place when the latter is impotent, after learning of his wife, Alma Mahler’s infidelity. Freud then develops a new method of treatment: the brief therapy, through a conversation during a stroll in the garden.
  Text: Miriam Halfim
  Directed by: Ary Coslov
  Cast: Giuseppe Oristanio and Marcello Escorel
  From October 10th to November 21st (except November 8th)
  Thursday and Friday, 7 PM
  Extra sessions: October 17th and 18th at 4 PM
  Tickets: R$40 and R$20
  CCJF Theater
  Rating: 12 years

LIBRARY

• Contemporary Literature Seminar: the theatre in one act / seminar
  The event will feature the production of eleven playwrights who jointly wrote the book Theatre in One Act, viewing literature from a reading and sharing angle. The Seminar is an open space for reflection and has, over its five years, become a forum for exchange and knowledge.
  Mediation: Patrick Pessoa
  Curator: Moisés Guimarães
  Playwright guests: Cecilia Ripoll, Ricardo Foureaux, Vinícius de Oliveira, Bhuvi Libânio, Elaine Marcelina, Catarina Constantinopla, Davis Delanus, Ana Kutner, Felipe Salarolli, Daniela Fontan, and Rodolfo Lima.
  Organizer: Moisés de Figueiredo Magalhães
  Thursday, October 17th at 6 PM
  Free admission
  2nd Floor Reading Room

EDUCATIONAL

• Da Justiça à Arte (“From Justice to Art”) / guided tour
  The visit tells the story of the building to the present day. With an eclectic style, it is one of the few remnants of the renovation of the city of Rio de Janeiro, which took place in the early 20th century.
  Booking by phone: +55 (21) 3261-2552 / +55 (21) 3261-2567
  Booking by e-mail: [email protected]
  Tuesday to Friday, 1 PM to 5 PM
  Free admission