The inaugural edition of Loud ’n’ Roll Cinema has come to an end, celebrating what drives the festival’s very essence: the visceral meeting of rock and cinematic language.

Six works were awarded for their visual power, aesthetic originality and, above all, for embodying what we understand as the true spirit of rock: creative freedom, transgression and authenticity.

Split between the Technical Jury’s picks and the Popular Vote, this year’s winners fuse cinema and music in a vibrant, critical and inventive way. These are music videos that defy conventions, expand boundaries and reaffirm the videoclip as an autonomous art form—capable of storytelling, provocation and transformation.

From its debut onward, Loud ’n’ Roll Cinema has established itself as a territory for artists who dialogue with rock, directly or indirectly, creating works that are memorable, bold and utterly unique.
 

Meet the LRC-2025 Winners:
 

Arara-Azul Category (Best Brazilian Rock Video):
 

• Technical Jury: “João Bananeira” – Gastação Infinita (Espírito Santo, Brazil)

• Popular Vote: “Castelos” – De Leste (Santa Catarina, Brazil)

 

Andorinha-do-Mar Category (Best Foreign-Language Rock Video):
 

• Technical Jury: “I Want to Sing” – Cor de Rock d’Ecamp (Andorra)

• Popular Vote: “R.E.D” – Red Wine (São Paulo, Brazil)
   

Ave-do-Paraíso Category (Best Symphonic Film):
 

• Technical Jury: “Frizzio” – GÜZ II (Brittany, France)

• Popular Vote: “Double Malt Ditty” – The Omnific (Victoria, Australia)
   

Honorable Mention – Social Theme
 

• “A Rosa e o Vento” – Selva Stone (São Paulo, Brazil)
  For transforming art into a tool to confront child abuse.