On the night of Sunday, March 15, locals and tourists in Salvador, Brazil, will gather to cheer for actor Wagner Moura and his film "O Agente Secreto" as it competes for an Oscar. The awards ceremony, taking place in Los Angeles, will be broadcast live on large screens in various bars and cinemas, allowing fans to experience the event together despite being miles away from the venue.

Different venues will offer unique attractions and activities to enhance the viewing experience. For instance, Velho Espanha bar will feature a samba circle before the award show, creating a vibrant atmosphere for attendees. Furthermore, participants will have the chance to enter costume contests inspired by the characters played by Moura in film, theater, and TV, with prizes for the most creative outfits.

This initiative underscores not only the excitement surrounding the Oscars but also highlights the local culture in Salvador, emphasizing community engagement and celebration of Brazilian cinema. Fans can enjoy exclusive drinks and take part in contests, making the Oscars a special occasion for many in the city, and further solidifying Wagner Moura's status as a beloved cultural figure in Brazil.