Learn about what's happening in Brazil, and learn about the groups and channels you can follow to stay informed and learn more about Brazil.

Whether you’re learning French or just looking for something to watch, Laurence Anyways is a moving film.

Whether you’re learning Wayuunaiki or just looking for something to watch, Pájaros de verano is an interesting film.

Navajo is spoken by 170,000 people, mostly in the Navajo Nation, which is located across parts of what are now referred to as Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico. In Navajo, the language is called Diné bizaad - 'People's language' - and the Navajo refer to themselves as the Diné - 'People'.

Wayuunaiki is spoken by more than 400,000 people, on the Guajira Peninsula - in northeastern Colombia and northwestern Venezuela. The language is sometimes referred to as Wayuu, after the people who speak it, as well as Guajiro.

Today, around 1.7 million Nahua speak varieties of Nahuatl, mostly in central Mexico, in states such as Puebla.

Whether you’re learning Portuguese or just looking for something to watch, Variações is a moving film with a great soundtrack.

Aside from immersing in Brazilian Portuguese, you’ll also be able to pick up suggestions for books to read by Brazilian authors.

Whether you’re learning German or just looking for something to watch, Good Bye Lenin! is an interesting film.

Whether you’re learning Italian or just looking for something to watch, La pazza gioia is a moving film.

Learn about the groups and activists fighting for the rights of the indigenous peoples of Brazil.

Whether you’re learning Catalan or just looking for something to watch, Els dies que vindran is worth watching.

These YouTube channels are perfect for learning new phrases and clarifying grammar concepts. They're also a great way to learn about Brazil.

Whether you’re learning Spanish or just looking for something to watch, Nadie sabe que estoy aquí is a moving film.

With almost 80 million speakers, French is the fifteenth most widely spoken mother tongue in the world.

With an estimated 100 million speakers, German is the most widely spoken first language in the European Union.

With more than ten million first and second-language speakers, Catalan is the fourteenth most widely spoken language in the European Union.

With almost 220 million speakers, Portuguese is the sixth most widely spoken mother tongue in the world.

Whether you’re learning French or just looking for something to watch, Le Havre is a moving film.

With almost 483 million speakers, Spanish is the second most widely spoken mother tongue in the world, after Mandarin Chinese.