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FILMIG is conceived as a meeting place where literature, art, and the migrant experience intersect. During the fair, writers, editors, artists, and readers share a common space that celebrates and celebrates these shared experiences. the displaced, translated, hybrid, and transitory word.
Why does it exist?
Because migrant narratives have historically been displaced by the hegemonic publishing industryFILMIG puts these languages at the center, making visible experiences, voices and ways of writing that do not usually find space in traditional circuits.
FILMIG offers readings aloud, open conversations, and informal gatherings where authors can contextualize their processes, texts, and journeys. It's not just about presenting books, but about sharing the conditions under which they write.
The FILMIG closure expands into a intercultural cultural programming, where With the feet It is proposed as a space to sing, dance, and move the body; to celebrate existence amidst the violence and difficulties faced by racialized people in the current geopolitical context. Because we don't just write on paper: The body also speaks, remembers, and expresses itself.
We understand joy as a indispensable political practiceEspecially in the festive spaces we build from grassroots culture, where music, dance, and collective presence become forms of resistance, care, and affirmation of life. The closing event thus proposes a vibrant and shared encounter, where the written word engages in dialogue with the moving body, listening, and collective celebration.
Throughout its two previous editions, FILMIG has established itself as a act of cultural justiceNot only because it makes books and authors more visible, but because build horizons where our words matterThey find their own place and open up dialogues that are necessary for the city. We understand culture as a common territory from which to contest narratives, produce memory and generate community.
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