Manaus will have special programming on Sunday (15) for those wanting to watch the 2026 Oscars, which will be broadcast in bars and cultural centers across the city.
On Sunday, December 15, Manaus will host a special programming schedule to allow locals to watch the 2026 Oscars live. The ceremony, taking place in Los Angeles, will be aired in various bars and cultural centers across the city, featuring large screens, themed events, and free entry at select venues. In addition to in-person viewing, the Oscars will also be broadcast on TV Globo, with G1 providing live coverage online that includes news, analyses, and key moments from the awards ceremony.
One of the highlights of the event is the Brazilian film "O Agente Secreto," which has garnered four nominations, including Best International Film, Best Actor for Wagner Moura, and Best Film. This achievement ties with the record set by "Cidade de Deus" in 2004 for the most nominations for a Brazilian film at the Oscars. Furthermore, Adolpho Veloso is nominated for Best Cinematography for his work on the film "Sonhos de Trem," adding to the excitement surrounding Brazilian representation at the Oscars.
The 98th edition of the Oscars will be presented by comedian Conan O'Brien, which is expected to bring a lighter and entertaining atmosphere to the prestigious event. Local enthusiasm in Manaus highlights the community's engagement with international cinema and their pride in Brazilian artistry, especially as they celebrate significant nominations in the global film landscape.
