Brasilianas are collections, personal or institutional, having artifacts and aspects of Brazilian culture as their theme. Brasiliana Cinematográfica is a production company dedicated to the nuances of Brazilian cinema and promotes its meetings through local, regional, and international collaborations. Founded by André Mielnik and Diogo Faggiano, the company seeks to establish a platform for development and dialogue primarily for new Brazilian and Latin American voices. The portfolio has the distribution rights of "Los Conductos" (2020) by Camilo Restrepo, and signs the co-production of "Esqui" (2021) by Manque La Banca and the unpublished "A Vida São Dois Dias" by Leonardo Mouramateus. In 2021, Yuri Amaral and Diego Quinderé join Brasiliana.
André Mielnik is a producer and screenwriter. Graduated in communications and cinema, founded the production company Brasiliana Cinematográfica in 2020. His titles as a producer include Leonardo Mouramateus's Life Lasts Two Days (FID Marseille 2022, Special Jury Prize); Manque La Banca's Ski (Berlinale Forum 2021, FIPRESCI Award); and Camilo Restrepo's Los Conductos (Berlinale Encounters 2020, GWFF Best First Feature Award)
