Dutra, Cláudia Dutra and Viviane B. Spinelli, Inffinito is reference in the realization of cultural events and audiovisual production and is the largest window for Brazilian cinema worldwide. The group, which is made up by the Inffinito Nucleo of Art and Culture, Inffinito Eventos e Produções (Brazil) and the Inffinito Art & Cultyural Foundation (USA), maintains its goal to promote and diffuse Brazilian cultural production. Its 25 years of experience which have made the group recognized by being innovative, strong, dynamic and creative, capable of consolidating the image of Brazil in new markets. The Inffinito Festival Circuit is an established brand that has been working for more than 20 years in partnership with the Brazilian Government for the promotion of Brazil’s potential abroad. It is through the production of Brazilian film festivals in the international market that we create a permanent showcase that increases Brazil’s visibility. We use culture as a tool for the promotion of products, services, tourism and for the development of new business. The Inffinito Festival Circuit is part of the official calendar of the cities of Canudos, New York, Vancouver, Miami, London, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Madrid and Barcelona. In all, 87 editions of the festival have already reached an audience of around 2 million people. Inffinito produces films in various formats: shorts, medium and features, as well as productions for television. On the list are: the documentary Smoking, I Wait (2009) by Adriana L. Dutra; Smoking, I Wait- the Series (a television series that stemmed from the documentary of the same name that just went on air on Canal Brasil for five episodes); Pioneers a documentary by Viviane B. Spinelli and Dulce Bressane (2008) and Caravan MT: Concerts for Peace in Transit (2008) by Viviane B. Inffinito is also responsible for the realization of several cultural events such as Verão do Morro, Conexão Samba, Redecard Conexão Brasil- Gincana Cultural, ABC of National Cinema and many more.
