Gramado, Brazil
Brazil
Gramado, Brazil connects to 1915 places across 10 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, with film as the dominant thread. The Festival de Gramado links the town to Brasília, whose own cinema festival is compared to it, and to filmmakers such as Anna Muylaert and Norma Aleandro. Aquarius had its Brazilian release at the festival. Other ties cover local government, climate, and music. Co-connected places include Brazil, São Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro, in that order.
Brasília
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Brazil | Brasília, Brazil
Anna Muylaert
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Berlin, Germany | São Paulo, Brazil | Brasília, Brazil | Paulista, Brazil | Arco-Íris, Brazil
La Casa de Beneficencia y Maternidad de La Habana
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: London, England | France | Hamburg, Germany
Norma Aleandro
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Spain | Argentina | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Uruguay | Havana, Cuba
Ludmila Dayer
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: United States | Los Angeles, California | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Rodrigues, Mauritius | Paulista, Brazil
Aquarius (film)
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Brazil | Recife, Brazil
Constitution of Brazil
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Espírito Santo | Paraíba | Amapá | Itumbiara, Brazil | Montes Claros
Fernanda Torres
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: United States | Toronto, Ontario | Brazil | Cuba | Montenegro
Brasil Animado
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Brasília, Brazil | Florianópolis, Brazil
Matheus Nachtergaele
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Los Angeles, California | Paris, France | Brazil | Belgium | Brussels
Caxias do Sul
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Rio Grande do Sul | Pelotas, Brazil | Torres, Brazil | South Region, Brazil | Guaporé, Brazil
Bruna Marquezine
Connects Gramado, Brazil to: Paris, France | Milan, Italy | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Tijuca