Cine Embaixador, Movie theater and cultural center in Gramado, Brazil.

Cine Embaixador is a movie theater and cultural center in Gramado featuring colonial architecture with carefully crafted wooden details on its exterior. The building seats over a thousand spectators and serves as the main venue for the city's film events.

The Palácio dos Festivais was built to host the Festival de Cinema de Gramado, one of Brazil's largest film events. Its colonial-style facade is decorated with the Kikito, the festival's top award, created by artist Elizabeth Rosenfeld and representing the god of humor. The 1,100-seat auditorium also screens films year-round.

The venue's facade carries the Kikito, the festival's top award, made by artist Elizabeth Rosenfeld and representing the god of humour. The projection room hosts film screenings throughout the year, and the 1,100-seat hall fills during the Gramado Film Festival.

You can find the building on Avenida Borges de Medeiros where it sits centrally and functions as the main ticket office for events. The venue is easy to reach on foot and has clear entrances for visitors.

In front of the entrance, a walkway displays hand imprints from Brazilian artists, inspired by the Hollywood Walk of Fame. This collection grows regularly and documents the creative minds who have participated in the film festivals.