January 5, 2021

The film industry has received increased media attention following the numerous testimonies of survivors who have come forward with allegations concerning abuse of power and sexual violence. In most cases, the accused ones are individuals who have accumulated power through their positions in the film industry.

We, the signatories of this letter call on public and private film industry funders, film festivals and production companies to immediately address these issues of systemic power abuse.

We stand in solidarity with those who have so courageously put their stories forward to reveal, beyond their individual suffering, a need to raise awareness about the ways through which such abuse is enabled.  

We stand in solidarity with those who have so courageously put their stories forward to reveal, beyond their individual suffering, a need to raise awareness about the ways through which such abuse is enabled.  

THE MOST UNREPORTED CRIME

Sexual violence is the most unreported type of crime. Only a small fraction of cases reported to the police are taken to trial. Such impunity enables perpetrators and remains one of the core elements of systemic power abuse.

A lot can and should be done before cases reach the juridical system. We must collectively identify and fight the social causes of this type of violence. To do that we must actively work to create better conditions for those who have historically been neglected by the judicial system and by society.

While violence and sexual abuse are present in all walks of life, survivors’ stories reveal that in the context of film festivals, participants grapple with a distinct pattern of abuse of power. What makes it particularly difficult to prosecute abuse through juridical means in these professional settings are the loose definition of the work environment and the transnational setup of the film industry. We emphasize the need to address the deep structural problems historically rooted in the ways in which film production and exhibition events are organized.

DEFINITIONS OF PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT

The way the film industry is organized, it extends the film festival professional environment beyond office or cinema spaces and beyond office or film screening hours. The ambiguity between professional and social spaces hinders clarity over what types of relations are assumed under the umbrella of a film industry event, which laws (labor, civil, economic or criminal) should address each power abuse case, and how these laws should be applied. This overlap of professional and non-professional relationships creates a culture of fear and silence among survivors, leaving them with few opportunities for justice.

Many professionals (e.g. directors, producers, film programmers, journalists, etc.) meeting on international film festivals and film production sites are hired as freelancers, and as such might represent multiple companies simultaneously. As a result, while a person hired as a freelancer for a position assumes certain powers, the company hiring them does not have clear accountability for the freelancer’s actions while they are performing their professional functions.

In cases when an aggressor employee is not a freelancer, institutions of power also do not prove to be accountable towards survivors of violence, because these survivors are usually not formally linked to these institutions. Furthermore, the survivors’ career and income opportunities can be heavily dependent on these institutions. Such conditions create power asymmetries and dangerous exposure to vulnerabilities.

TRANSNATIONAL SETUP

The abuse and silencing of victims of sexual assault in international film festival circuits is, to a great extent, facilitated by transnational networks. The economic and political discrepancy between territories, as well as the innate precarity of independent film industry production, feed a relationship of subordination and dependency between participants (filmmakers, actors, authors, producers) and decision-makers (funders, programmers, etc).

Often complex, unspoken and informal, such subordinate relationships are manifested through symbolic power and rooted in (post)colonial dynamics, unevenly concentrating power and resources. This means that film productions and film professionals from historically underprivileged territories are often heavily dependent on the validation of institutions and festivals, especially those situated in Western Europe and North America. Historical power imbalances between these disparate social geographies can be easily weaponized by professionals who have privileged access to these determinant social and professional networks.

The international industry guests who experience abuse during events are in a particularly vulnerable position – often travelling alone, usually not speaking the local language and unfamiliar with local laws – they are left with neither trustworthy reporting channels, nor safe support networks. In such transnational conditions it is exceptionally challenging to draw abuse cases to court by ascribing them to a particular country’s juridical system. It is even more difficult to gather and prosecute together cases of the same aggressor that occurred in different countries and different jurisdictions.

THE CALL

The situation outlined in this letter threatens all members of the professional film community, whether they be employed individuals, freelancers, interns, volunteers, or any other professionals and cinephiles whose relationships in the industry are not formally defined. We wish to highlight the fact that these violent practices weaponize power imbalances affecting groups historically oppressed or marginalized because of race, sexual orientation, nationality, social position or gender.

We are living in exceptional times requiring rethinking event formats, work modes, financial support systems, and acknowledging positionalities. Hopefully this call arrives in a moment of deconstruction of a flawed paradigm and reconfiguration of a new one which will have the capacity to address the current normalization of violence.

In the present moment it is imperative to listen to the historically silenced and amplify their voices. In light of the above, we the signatories of this letter commit to breaking the cycle of power abuse in the film industry and call for immediate action.

WE INVITE EVERYONE TO JOIN OUR CALL, PRIMARILY ADDRESSED TO:

1) Film industry funders:
○ Film development funds,
○ Film production funds,
○ Film labs,
○ Funders of film industry trainings,
○ Funders of film festivals and other film industry events;
2) Film festivals;
3) Film production companies;
4) Academic institutions providing Film Studies and Film Production education.
We invite representatives of institutions to adopt anti-sexual harassment policies and take preventive actions against sexual abuse in the institutions.

WE ASK THESE REPRESENTATIVES TO:

1. Create safe, survivor-focused sexual abuse reporting channels in their institutions (i.e. channels that protect survivors’ identities, that ensure transparency of the investigation process, etc.).
2. Make information about reporting channels visible and widely available.
3. Make specific definitions of what is considered sexual violence according to the laws of a particular country and to the code of ethics of the institution visible and widely available.
4. Provide mandatory staff training on sexual misconduct prevention.
5. Provide mandatory staff training on survivor-focused crisis management.
6. Acknowledge the extensive definition of film industry work environments in order to hold employees accountable beyond office spaces and office hours (this aspect is crucial to how sexual harassment in the workplace is defined).

We invite everyone who agrees with the demands stated above to share this letter with members of the film community and beyond. The fact that it is impossible to identify one single addressee is symptomatic of the problem this letter speaks to. We invite you to address this letter to film production companies, national and international film festival administrations and their private and public funding bodies in your countries. Feel free to quote, copy, get inspired by or reference parts of this letter. We must change our professional and living environment together!

This Call for Action is officially supported by “MeTooBrasil”, an independent NGO established by lawyer Marina Ganzarolli in partnership with the project “Justiceiras” founded by district attorney Gabriela Mansur.

 
INITIAL SIGNATORIES OF THIS LETTER ARE PRESENTED HERE IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER:

Adirley Queiróz - Film Director
Albertina Carri - Film Director
Andrea Testa - Film Director
Athina Rachel Tsangari - Film Director, Producer
Caetano Gotardo - Film Director
Dr. Denise Ferreira da Silva - Academic, Artist, Director of Institute for Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice at the University of British Columbia
Dominga Sotomayor - Film Director
Francisco Marquéz - Film Director
Gustavo Vinagre - Film Director
Helena Ignez - Film Director, Actress
Ilona Jurkonytė - Film Curator, Researcher
Iniciativa Artemisa - Organisation of female professionals focussing on creating legal tools to eradicate all types of violence and discrimination in the film industry work environment
Jason Fox - Editor of World Records
Joana Pimenta - Film Director, Professor
Julia Katherine - Actress, Film Director
Juliana Rojas - Film Director
Kleber Mendonça Filho - Film Director
Dr. Krista Lynes - Academic, Communication Studies Canada Research Chair in Feminist Media Studies, Director of Feminist Media Studio at Concordia University
Laura Astorga - Film Director
Laura Mora Ortega - Film Director
Marcelo Diório - Actor
Marco Dutra - Film Director
Maria Giese - Film Director
Muhammad Nour Elkhairy - Film Director
Nana Ekvtimishvili - Writer, Film Director, President of Women in Film and Television Caucasus
Nanouk Leopold - Film Director
Nina Menkes - Film Director
Paz Encina - Film Director
Paz Fabrega - Film Director
Pepa San Martin - Film Director
Rec Sisters - Organisation of female professionals working in the audiovisual sector in Colombia
Rick Lowe - Artist
Susana Santos Rodrigues - Film Programmer



34. Thais de Almeida Prado – Film Director, Artist / São Paulo, Brazil
35. João Cândido Zacharias – Film Director, Screenwriter / Lisboa, Portugal
36. Pedro Borges – Lisbon, Portugal
37. Jay Weissberg –  Festival Director / Rome, Italy
38. Polina Teif –  Toronto, Canada
39. Dan Browne –  Toronto, Canada
40. Nayara de Oliveira –  Campinas, Brazil
41. Néstor Javier Nieto Castellanos –  Curitiba, Brazil
42. Luis Santos –  Aracaju, Brazil
43. Cladisson Rafael Pereira de Mélo –  Caruaru, Brazil
44. Nathalie Alvarez –  San José, Costa Rica
45. Peter Azen –  Brooklyn, USA
46. Pedro Harres – Festival director / Potsdam, Germany
47. Marcelo Diorio –  Diadema, Brazil
48. Sophy Romvari –  Toronto, Canada
49. Julia Duarte –  Co-founder SPAMFLIX / Lisbon, Portugal
50. Juliet Janklow –  Newbury Park, USA
51. Lara Dale –  Albuquerque, USA
52. Elisa Ferraz Fernandes –  São Paulo, Brazil
53. Nicole Villalobos Mora –  Heredia, Costa Rica
54. Jesse Cumming –  Toronto, Canada
55. María Vera –  Los Reartes, Argentina
56. Miguel Ribeiro –  Lisboa, Portugal
57. Sirah Brutmann –  Belgium
58. Aike Roodenburg –  Brugge, Belgium
59. Sandra Huber – Montréal, Canada
60. Cintia Gil –  Lisbon, Portugal
61. Mustafa Uzuner – Montréal, Canada
62. Rebecca Ladbury – London, UK
63. Malin Kan –  Los Angeles, USA
64. Rita Benis – Lisboa, Portugal
65. Erin Robinsong – Montreal, Canada
66. Bill Weaver – Victoria, Canada
67. Jade Blair – Toronto, Canada
68. David Knipe – Winnipeg, Canada
69. Erica Køhn – Mansons Landing, Canada
70. Mark Vonesch – Mansons Landing, Canada
71. Isabelle D’Avoglio, Barueri, Brazil
72. Deniz Tortum – New York, USA
73. Gabriela Hernández – San Pedro, Costa Rica
74. Helena Almeida – Lisbon, Portugal
75. Henry Sansom – Toronto, Canada
76. Bernardo Vieira – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
77. Ada Frontini – Buenos Aires, Argentina
78. Rose Mary Mansour – São Paulo, Brazil
79. Gabrielle Uchino Diaz  – São Paulo, Brazil
80. Nicolas Rodriguesz Fuchs – Buenos Aires, Argentina
81. Fabiana Campos – Sao José do Rio Preto, Brazil
82. Maria Lemes – Porto Alegre, Brazil
83. Maria Fernanda Araujo – Sao Goncalo, Brazil
84. Maria Luísa Dos Santos Castorino – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
85. Isabela Kamphorst – Carazinho, Brazil
86. Gabriel Silva – Piracicaba, Brazil
87. Carmen Jimenez-Fernandez – Vaciamadrid, USA
88. Susana Herreras – Leon, Spain
89. Carlos Roberto Felipe – São Paulo, Brazil
90. Kauany Neckel – Chapeco, Brazil
91. Izabelle Requia – São Joaquim da Barra, Brazil
92. Davi Gonçalves Mendes – Brazil
93. Elisa Lleras – Los Angeles, USA
94. Armando Neto – São Paulo, Brazil
95. Lucas Machado – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
96. Raylla Martins – Mombaca, Brazil
97. Markus Duffner, Head of Locarno Pro, Locarno Film Festival, Switzerland
98. Letícia Nascimento – Sumaré, Brazil
99. Lenoisa Alves – Fortaleza, Brazil
100. Nicoli Oliveira – Itaitinga, Brazil
101. Adrielly Almeida Barros – Aracaju, Brazil
102. Jamanta Filds – Canoas, Brazil
103. Elesir Ferreira – Caxias, Brazil
104. Agatha Louise – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
105. Giulia Nary – São Paulo, Brazil
106. Tais Alves Ferreira – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
107. Ana Letícia Bezerra – Fortaleza, Brazil
108. Ana Beatriz Nascimento – Sorocaba, Brazil
109. Maria Silva – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
110. Rafaela Cerqueira – São Paulo, Brazil
111. Mellany Sparkle – Salvador, Brazil
112. Sthefanie Bezerra de Souza – Americana, Brazil
113. Rejane Ferreira – São Paulo, Brazil
114. Letícia Martins Pessôa de Araújo Barros – Recife, Brazil
115. Melissa Marjorie dos Santos Streg – Vila Velha, Brazil
116. Gabriela Brezolin – Passo Fundo, Brazil
117. Orban Wallace – Brighton, UK
118. Maisa Lixandrão – Amparo, Brazil
119. Cecilia Berberian – Buenos Aires, Argentina
120. Jimena Berberian – Argentina
121. Alejandro Adamoli Haddad – Argentina
122. Lorena Bordigoni – Lisbon, Santarém, Portugal
123. Travis Foltz – Brazil
124. Vera Lucia Vendruscolo – Porto Alegre, Brazil
125. Stephanie Flores – Brazil
126. Júlia P – Niteroi, Brazil
127. Kasia van Schaik – Writer, Teacher, Academic / Montreal, Canada
128. Aurélie Petit - Film Researcher
129. Len Murusalu - Artist, Filmmaker / Tallinn, Estonia
130. Gustavo Scofano - Film programmer & Distributor / Lisboa, Portugal
131. Jacqueline Ristola - Film Researcher / Canada
132. Neura Bragagnolo - Campinas, Brazil
133. Kiyoshi Furuta - Curtiba, Brazil
134. Eszter Zimanyi - PhD Candidate in Cinema and Media Studies / USA
135. Ana David - Film Programmer / Portugal
136. Santiago Reyes Villaveces - Artist / Colombia
137. Maria Eduarda - Recife, Brazil
138. Joaquín Uribe - Film Director / Colombia
139. Inga Bulatovaitė - UK
140. Papagena Robbins - Film Studies Professor, Canada
141. Tatiana Leite – Film Producer, Festival Programmer / Brazil
142. Dan Leberg – Lecturer in Film and Media Studies / Netherlands
143. Kathrin Frank – Film Director / Portugal, Germany
144. Daniel Warth – Filmmaker
145. Lola Rémy – Researcher / Canada
146. Joële Walinga – Filmmaker / Lisbon, Portugal
147. Bianca De Castro Alencar – Fortaleza, Brazil
148. Tais Sena – Aruja, Brazil
149. Gustavo Filizola Forti – Americana, Brazil
150. Selina Crammond – Festival Programmer / Canada
151. Dominic Leppla – Film Instructor / United States
152. Zoë Anne Laks – Researcher / Canada
153. Deborah Melo – Sobral / Brazil
154. Paulo Roberto de Carvalho – Producer and Festival Programmer / Germany
155. Filipa Rosário – Academic/University of Lisbon / Portugal
156. Anastasia Antonopoulou – Researcher / Greece
157. Lidia Maria da Morais – Santos, Brazil
158. Marcella Alves Ferreira – Joinville, Brazil
159. Ana Motta – Serra, Brazil
160. Núbia Abreu – São Vicente, Brazil
161. Laura Louro – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
162. Yasmin Lopes – Canoas, Brazil
163. Bruna Melo – São Paulo, Brazil
164. Isabel Silva – Florianopolis, Brazil
165. Julia Oliveira Juchem – Lucas Do Rio Verde, Brazil
166. Suelen Ferreira – Recife, Brazil
167. Sophia Baumgartner Perez – Sales Agent / Germany
168. Karen Sztajnberg – Filmmaker, Researcher Universiteit von Amsterdam / Brazil
169. Daniel Keyes - Associate Professor, University of British Columbia, Okanagan / Canada
170. Letícia Lopes – São Paulo, Brazil
171. Marta Lisboa – Odivelas, Portugal
172. Christian Tavares – São Paulo, Brazil
173. Gabrielly Schneider – Curtiba, Brazil
174. Ecem Yildirim – Researcher / Canada
175. Max Hehran – Concordia University MA Film Studies Graduate / Canada
176. Antoine Damiens – Postdoctoral Fellow and festival researcher, McGill University / Canada
177. Félix Veilleux – PhD Candidate, Film Studies, University of Toronto / Canada
178. Zach Melzer – Cinema Scholar / Canada
179. Zoë Constantinides – Former film festival employee, Instructor in Communication, Champlain College Lennoxville / Canada
180. Lígia Mendonça – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
181. Ana Sousa – Catunda, Brazil
182. Manoela Carvalho – Salvador, Brazil
183. Evellyn Nathaly – Guarulhos, Brazil
184. Farbod Honarpisheh - Film and Media Studies Scholar,  Yale University / USA
185. Gerda Cammaer – Associate Professor Film Ryerson University / Canada
186. Lindsay Peters – Women in Film & Television Vancouver, Former Executive Director Frontières, Fantasia Intl Film Festival, film/media scholar / USA
187. Belinda He – film/media scholar, UC Berkeley / USA
188. Joshua Wiebe – University of Toronto / Canada
189. Marco Meneghin – PhD student / Canada
190. Tania Ahmadi – Researcher, Translator Columbia University, USA
191. Alireza Khatami – Film Director, Assistant Professor Ryerson University / Canada
192. Kristi Kouchakji – Montreal, Canada
193. Kazik Radwanski – Filmmaker / Canada
194. Laura Gomes Saavedra – Campinas, Brazil
195. Claudia Sicondolfo – PhD Candidate, York University / Canada
196. Naomi Jaye – Film Director / Canada
197. David Douglas – Professor, MHSoC Concordia University / Canada
198. Morgan Harper – PhD Student, University of Toronto / Canada
199. Amanda Greer – PhD Candidate / Canada
200. Laura Horak – Film Scholar, Carleton University,  Director, Transgender Media Portal / Canada
201. Kyla Smith – Phd Candidate, Concordia University / Canada
202. Joaquin Serpe – Film and Media Instructor and PhD Candidate / USA
203. Matthew Ogonoski – Instructor, Lasalle College, PhD Candidate Concordia University / Canada
204. Theo Stojanov – Phd Candidate,Concordia University / Canada
205. Ezra Winton – Assistant Professor (Visiting), Communication Studies, Concordia University / Canada
206. Sam Thompson – PhD student, Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema / Canada
207. Carolyn Bailey – PhD Candidate, Harvard University / USA
208. Michael Zryd – Associate Professor, Cinema & Media Arts, York University / Canada
209. Hannah van Buuren – MA Cinema and Media Studies York University, Filmmaker / Toronto, Canada
210. Rojin Shafiei – MFA Student-York University / Canada
211. John Greyson – Video/Film Artist / Canada
212. Prakash Krishnan – MA Candidate, Concordia University / Canada
213. Fabiola Caraza – Film Editor / Canada, Mexico
214. Federica Foglia – MFA candidate York University / Canada
215. T. Monassa – Researcher and lecturer at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris 3 / France, Brazil
216. Sibel Guvenc – Director, Writer, Producer Kybele Films / Canada
217. Esery Mondesir – Artist, Filmmaker, Art Educator / Canada
218. Hiarlley Gabriel – Araujos, Brazil
219. Nathália Ferreira – Ibitiura De Minas, Brazil
220. Valentine Fernandes – Sao Jose Dos Campos, Brazil
221. Manoel Júnior – São Paulo, Brazil
222. Rosanna Maule - Professor, Film and Moving Image, Concordia Universty / Canada
223. Diego Lerer – Film Programmer / Argentina
224. Giovanna Gonçalves – Uberlândia / Brazil
225. Danai Anagnostou – Producer, Doctoral Researcher / Finland, Greece
226. Gökçe Erdem – Canada, Turkey
227. Lisa Tronca – Cultural Worker / Canada
228. Elisa Breviliere Reis – Santa Ernestina / Brazil
229. Murilo Bagio – Manaus, Brazil
230. Matthias Mushinski – PhD Student Concordia University / Canada
231. Yuki Engel – Brazil
232. Ana Suelen Troiano – Brasília, Brazil
233. Genne Speers – PhD Candidate York University, Deputy Director CFMDC / Canada
234. Émilie Poirier – Head of Short Film & RPCE, Feature Film Programmer @ Festival du nouveau cinéma (FNC) / Canada
235. Matheus Rios – Mogi Das Cruzes, Brazil
236. Clan Din – Itapecerica da Serra, Brazil
237. Beatriz Pimentel – São Paulo, Brazil
238. Ana Xavier – Manaus, Brazil
239. Pietra Mello – Camboriu, Brazil
240. Maria Luíza Paulino Vidotto – Ji-parana, Brazil
241. Júlia Pereira – Governador Valadares, Brazil
242. Jheniffer Araújo – Sao Goncalo, Brazil
243. Bianca Vasconcelos – Parnaiba, Brazil
244. Rian Guilherme – Arujá, Brazil
245. Hanan Mahbouba – Producer, Director / Finland
246. Natacha Seweryn – Film Programmer, Researcher / Paris and Bordeaux, France
247. Zoé Protat – Director of Programming, Festival du nouveau cinéma (FNC) / Canada
248. Pedro Fernandes Duarte – Film Producer / Portugal
249. Marêssa Fernandes – Contagem, Brazil
250. Michel Pacheco – São Paulo, Brazil
251. Clara Rira – Natal, Brazil
252. Mihaela Brebenel – Winchester School of Art Southampton University / UK
253. Sneha Kumar – Canada
254. Juliene Araújo – Manaus, Brazil
255. Nicoly Freitas – Porto Alegre, Brazil
256. Agustín Rugiero Bader – PhD Student Concordia University, Canada
257. Colin Crawford – Concordia University, Canada
258. Ingrid Batista – Fortaleza, Brazil
259. Sophia Balduíno Duarte – Gioania, Brazil
260. Alysson Regis – Sao Luis, Brazil
261. mariana Machado – Porto Alegre, Brazil
262. Yasmin Araújo – Londrina, Brazil
263. Lauane Verrone – Brazil
264. Nicole Lata – Florianópolis, Brazil
265. Aye Cho – Nova Iguacu, Brazil
266. Júlia Ribeiro – Birigui, Brazil
267. Jose Brazao – Limoeiro, Brazil
268. Sofia Goss – Florianopolis, Brazil
269. Carlos Timotio Ramirez – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
270. Laís Silva – Jacobina, Brazil
271. Pedro Hernandes Porto – Campinas, Brazil
272. Andressa Espinoza – Corumba, Brazil
273. Isabela Bittencourt Worm – Penha, Brazil
274. Sheena Manabat – Canada
275. Karla Danan – Canada
276. Luiza Broc – São Paulo, Brazil
277. Ana Laura – São Paulo, Brazil
278. Maria Eduarda Rereira Farinha ¬– São José dos Campos, Brazil
279. Letícia Jácome – Fortaleza, Brazil
280. Julia Souza – Santa Rita Do Sapucai, Brazil
281. André Anael de Lima Nogueira – Florianopolis, Brazil
282. Sofis Accorsi – Campinas, Brazil
283. Gustavo Fagundes – Joinville, Brazil
284. Rafaela Lago – Itabira, Brazil
285. Tha Lita – São Paulo, Brazil
286. Lara Capelari – Ilha Solteira, Brazil
287. Ana Carolina Ferreira da Penha – Victoria, Brazil
288. Lucimar de Tiago – Uberaba, Brazil
289. Natally Freitas – Pederneiras, Brazil
290. Evelyn Luiza da Silva - São Paulo, Brazil
291. Letícia Araujo – Sao Joao De Meriti, Brazil
292. Rebeca Kelly – Salvador, Brazil
293. Lucas Souza – Juazeiro, Brazil
294. Patricia Camargo Pagano – Campinas, Brazil
295. Ana Lívia – Sousa, Brazil
296. Julia Amorim – Osasco, Brazil
297. Ana Clara Melo – Brazil
298. Gabriel Monette – Lecturer, Canada
299. Ananda Cassia – Luis Eduardo Magalhaes, Brazil
300. Maria Vitória Moraes da Costa – Fortaleza, Brazil
301. Sofia Todorov – Brazil
302. Sophia Peterson – Tatui, Brazil
303. Juliana Teixeira – Belem, Brazil
304. Beatriz Drehmer – Curitiba, Brazil
305. Rebeca Caballero – Ponta Pora, Brazil
306. Winnie Martins – Brasilia, Brazil
307. Erica Alves da Silva – Campos, Brazil
308. Beatriz Oliveira – Campinas, Brazil
309. Lívia Ramalho dos Santos – Matipó, Brazil
310. Sara Alves – Belo Horizonte, Brazil
311. Leelahani Scariot – Florianopolis, Brazil
312. Sofia Lordello – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
313. Ingrid Arruda Neres – Campinas, Brazil
314. Mariana Vargas Correa – Caxias Do Sul, Brazil
315. Renata Lins – Brazil
316. Ana Clara Francino – Valentim Gentil, Brazil
317. Manoela Andrade Almeida – Perdoes, Brazil
318. Fernanda Carvalho – Lavras, Brazil
319. Jean Chagas – Goiana, Brazil
320. Maria Eduarda Rompala – Curitiba, Brazil
321. Ana Clara Oliveira Lordello – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
322. Saturno Newman – Fortaleza, Brazil
323. Julia Rios – Ourolandia, Brazil
324. Gabriely Damacena – Artur Nogueira, Brazil
325. Nathalia Oliveira – Brasilia, Brazil
326. Kai Massano – Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
327. Lana Griffin – Jaguaruna, Brazil
328. Ana Beatriz Freitas Viana – Brazil
329. Anne Victória – Brasilia, Brazil
330. Nathalie Troysi – Florianopolis, Brazil
331. Anna Moraes – Paracambi, Brazil
332. Luiza Terra – São Paulo, Brazil
333. Ingrid Barros – Brazil
334. Dandara Lemos – Manaus, Brazil
335. Saôri Viana – Paraty, Brazil
336. Giovanna Custódio – São Paulo, Brazil
337. Taís Rocha – Santa Cruz Das Palmeiras, Brazil
338. Yasmin Marques – Pedro Leopoldo, Brazil
339. Doris Nicotti – Ararangua, Brazil
340. Iasmim Vitória – Joao Pessoa, Brazil
341. Paola Wotter Gomee – Florianopolis, Brazil
342. Luísa Mariane Ferreira Oliveira – Salvador, Brazil
343. Camilly Mello – Porto Alegre, Brazil
344. Pittyf França – Osasco, Brazil
345. Andrew Martínez – Fortaleza, Brazil
346. Hyara Samyra – Timbauba, Brazil
347. Lorenna Rolemberg – São Paulo, Brazil
348. Yuki Lopes – São Paulo, Brazil
349. Maria Luiza Gualberto – Brazil
350. Karen Melo – Porto Alegre, Brazil
351. Beatriz Bido – Santo Andre, Brazil
352. Luiza Da Costa Pires – Florianopolis, Brazil
353. Matheus Canassa – Santa Gertrudes, Brazil
354. Kaique Gabriel Ribeiro – Macapa, Brazil
355. Beatriz Lima – Fortaleza, Brazil
356. Eloá Florencio – Serra Negra, Brazil
357. Uly E. Afins – Londrina, Brazil
358. Stephane Moreira – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
359. Fernanda Souza – Sao Joao Del Rei, Brazil
360. Kethelin Silva – Franca, Brazil
361. Sarah Capistrano – Natal, Brazil
362. Sabrina Silva – Piracicaba, Brazil
363. Sophia Lara – Santo Antonio De Padua, Brazil
364. Maria Luiza – Palhoça, Brazil
365. Thais Pereira – São Paulo, Brazil
366. Katarina Oliveira – Americana, Brazil
367. Andriely Silva De Oliveira – São Paulo, Brazil
368. Ana Carine Santos Tenório Cabral da Costa – Maceio, Brazil
369. Kamyli Ferreira Santana – Uruguaiana, Brazil
370. Maria Eduarda Gheno Ozelame – Dois Lajeados, Brazil
371. Katia Cruz – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
372. Maria Júlia Almeida – Mozarlandia, Brazil
373. Giulia Zandonade – Niteroi, Brazil
374. Sofys De Souza Vidal – Vila Velha, Brazil
375. Ana Luiza – São Paulo, Brazil
376. Maria Laura Rodrigues de Freitas – Cabo Frio, Brazil
377. Ariel Mentao – Itaquaquecetuba, Brazil
378. Mel Nah – Duque De Caxias, Brazil
379. Michelly Rosa – Cuiaba, Brazil
380. Sophia Araújo – São Paulo, Brazil
381. Mari Sacramento – Passos, Brazil
382. Amélie Rae – Passo Fundo, Brazil
383. Giovana Osinski – Curitiba, Brazil
384. Lívia Maria – São Paulo, Brazil
385. Yumi Nakamura – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
386. Kim Jisoo – São Paulo, Brazil
387. Fabio Gomes – Recife, Brazil
388. Laryssa Silva – Santo Antonio Da Platina, Brazil
389. Beatriz Barboza dos Santos – Marilia, Brazil
390. Norman Bandida – Sorocaba, Brazil
391. Roberta Almeida – Santana Do Garambeu, Brazil
392. Ana Cristina – Santarem, Brazil
393. Lara Biggi – São Paulo, Brazil
394. Davi Gonzaga – Sao Jose, Brazil
395. Eve Ny – São Paulo, Brazil
396. Cleitin do Grau – Caieiras, Brazil
397. Luisa Coelho – Vitoria Da Conquista, Brazil
398. Evillyn Thalyta – São Paulo, Brazil
399. Mirela Rodrigues – Recife, Brazil
400. Daniela Enciso – Passos, Brazil
401. Yuki Coelho Durans – São Paulo, Brazil
402. Jennifer Honda Caetano – Sao Bernardo Do Campo, Brazil
403. Gabi Mariano – Pindamonhangaba, Brazil
404. Luma Pedroza – Joinville, Brazil
405. Leti Helmer – Ibirite, Brazil
406. Raíssa Santos – Campinas, Brazil
407. Ana Teresa – Brazil
408. Piedade Damile – Lagarto, Brazil
409. Vitória Isabel – Goiania, Brazil
410. Lara Dacach – Niteroi, Brazil





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