Ava Ferrera
Film
Director
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Ava Ferrera’s work lives not only on screen, but also in the rarefied spaces where cinema, culture, and society converge. Her events are conceived as immersive experiences—where moving images entwine with sound, flavor, and conversation—transforming the traditional premiere into a celebration of artistry, community, and vision. From intimate festival gatherings to international red carpets, Ava’s presence is marked by elegance, cinematic mystique, and a dedication to honoring both story and place.
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At this time, there are no upcoming events announced. This moment of pause is not absence, but anticipation—a quiet interlude before the unveiling of new chapters. Ava’s future appearances, premieres, and red carpet moments will continue to reflect her signature blend of cinematic poetry and cultural resonance, inviting audiences into experiences that transcend the screen.
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Previous Red Carpet Events
Event Recap: Echoes of the Past Premiere – Fórum Machico, Madeira Island – 16 August 2025
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Cinema lovers who missed out on the sold-out evening at Fórum Machico were, quite simply, absent from a moment of rare enchantment. From the opening frames of Echoes of the Past to the exclusive unveiling of a chapter from The Art of Fermentation: From Orchard to Table, the night unfolded like a secret whispered only to those fortunate enough to attend.
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The screening transported guests into Ava Ferrera’s world of quiet longing and visual poetry. Its resonant themes—heritage, memory, art—echoed through every lens and frame. After the film, conversation continued as guests sampled regional ciders and canapés by Chef Duarte Oliveira, accompanied by Amaro’s live music. Meanwhile, upstairs, the Machico Fachos Festival exhibition added a layer of cultural richness, offering another sensory portal into Madeira’s story.
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And when the house lights dimmed, luckier visitors gathered with Ava Ferrera and producer Luís Mendonça, forging intimate connections that made the evening feel less like a premiere and more like a shared ritual.
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If there was one regret to hold onto—it’s that this was more than an event. It was a cinematic communion. And if you weren’t there… you should be ready for the next invitation.
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