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Marilha Naccari is a researcher and curator working in Latin American film. A PhD candidate at EGC/UFSC, she studies what film leaves behind. She is a co-founder of Ecovision and curatorial director of FAM.
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What remains in a place after a production passes through, and how policies and contracts can change it.
For Funds, film commissions, governments and markets
How sustainability commitments become operational decisions, evidence and learning within Latin American realities.
For Production companies, platforms and labs
Mediation as knowledge management, with the study's data and method.
For Universities, labs and crews
How funds, juries and festivals decide, told by someone who has sat in those seats.
For Emerging directors and producers
What almost two decades of programming teach about audiences, cities and responsibility.
For Festivals, film clubs and film schools
Gender, recognition and invisible work in the sustainability transition, on set and beyond it.
For Academic and leadership gatherings
I speak in Portuguese, Spanish and English, in person or online.
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Marilha Naccari is a researcher and curator working in Latin American film. A PhD candidate at EGC/UFSC, she studies what film leaves behind. She is a co-founder of Ecovision and curatorial director of FAM.
Marilha Naccari is a researcher and curator working in Latin American film. A PhD candidate in Knowledge Engineering and Management at UFSC, she leads research and development at Ecovision, an initiative of Associação Cultural Panvision that develops sustainability indicators for the sector. She is curatorial director of Florianópolis Audiovisual Mercosul (FAM) and part of its collegiate board. She has evaluated public funds in six countries and represents BRAVI on the Brazilian Ministry of Culture working group on sustainability and climate action in the Rouanet Law.
Marilha Naccari is a researcher and curator working in Latin American film. A PhD candidate in Knowledge Engineering and Management at UFSC, she studies sustainability indicators as an expression of production processes and leads research and development at Ecovision, an initiative of Associação Cultural Panvision. With a master's in Literature, she grew up at Florianópolis Audiovisual Mercosul (FAM), conceived by her father, Antonio Celso dos Santos, joined the team at 16 and has curated there since 2009; she is now curatorial director and part of the festival's collegiate board. She has served on more than 25 juries in seven countries and evaluated public funds in Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Uruguay. She presided over Associação Cultural Panvision (2023–2026), the National Forum of Festivals (2013–2017) and Cinemateca Catarinense (2019–2023), where she led Qualifica SC Cine, and taught film at Unisul. She represents BRAVI on the Brazilian Ministry of Culture working group on sustainability and climate action in the Rouanet Law, sits on the boards of the Instituto de Conteúdos Audiovisuais Brasileiros (ICAB) and the National Forum of Festivals, belongs to +Mulheres Lideranças do Audiovisual Brasileiro, co-founded elaSCine and founded Chancela Naccari.


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