In São Paulo, the cineclub scene is vibrant, and it has been highlighted by the recent recognition of Cinesesc and Cinemateca Brasileira, which tied for the best cineclub category. Cineclubs serve as pivotal spaces for cinema enthusiasts to come together for film screenings, discussions, and cultural education, strongly contributing to the local film culture. This tie reflects the jury's acknowledgment that both institutions are equally significant in fostering cinematic appreciation among the community.

Cinesesc is gearing up to unveil its new project, the Mostra Farol, which aims to present a dynamic array of films including both upcoming titles and classic works from renowned filmmakers. The initiative not only focuses on showcasing films but also includes workshops such as screenplay classes, further enhancing the educational aspect of Cinesesc's offerings. This approach illustrates Cinesesc's commitment to nurturing both current and future generations of cinephiles.

Moreover, in 2025, the cinema on Rua Augusta is expected to host major film festivals including É Tudo Verdade, In-Edit, and Mix Brasil, which highlight various film genres and cultural themes. These events underline the role of such cineclubs as not just venues for film screening but also as important cultural institutions that celebrate diversity and the richness of cinematic expression in Brazil.