When the Screen Gains Voice: the 1st Session RecomendeMe + Minaguche

The Beginning of a Cinematic Journey

On April 13th, 2025, RecomendeMe and the cultural space Fliperama Minaguche took a significant step towards a new way of experiencing cinema. The platform’s very first film screening was marked by the thrilling process of a collective vote to choose the film. Through an open poll, our users had the opportunity to decide between two powerful films: Possession (1981), a classic of psychological horror, and I Travel Because I Have to, I Come Back Because I Love You (2009), a poetic portrayal of human relationships.

The Collective Choice and Its Impact

The film selection was a true reflection of the community forming around RecomendeMe. The vote attracted a remarkable number of participants, demonstrating the deep engagement and desire of users to be part of this special moment. The result, which favored I Travel Because I Have to, I Come Back Because I Love You, highlighted not only the importance of the film itself but also how collective curation can enrich cultural experiences, allowing viewers’ voices to be heard and valued.

Reflecting the Community’s Desire

By choosing a film that explores the boundaries of sanity and the duality of human existence, RecomendeMe users didn’t just select a film that resonates with deeply human themes — they also emphasized the power of the screen to reflect the desires and longings of the community. This event represents more than just a screening; it marks a milestone in the evolution of collaborative cinema, where choices are made collectively and continuously, creating a space for dialogue and connection among participants.

Beyond the Screen: A New Cinematic Model

As RecomendeMe advances in this new cinematic journey, it’s clear that the symbolic impact of this first session goes far beyond the four walls of Fliperama Minaguche. The act of screening a film chosen by the community lays the foundation for a new way of experiencing cinema — one where every project and every screening becomes an extension of the collective essence of our users.

In conclusion, when the cinema experience is shared and co-created, it transforms into a space for celebrating diversity and collaborative thinking. May this first gathering be just the beginning of a rich journey — one where we can continue exploring, sharing, and, above all, appreciating cinema in a way that truly honors the voice of the community.