Through a statement, the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA) provided details about the current situation of the entity, after the seizure of a large number of files.

In that context, INCAA's Legal Department contacted the Federal Criminal and Correctional Prosecutor's Office No. 2 that instructs the cause that gave rise to the kidnapping of 377 files and again requested authorization to continue the administrative procedures corresponding to those files.

For this reason, the prosecution, verbally, gave his authorization. So from this Tuesday 11 of August, the Institute will resume its normal activities.

The statement ends by emphasizing that INCAA has not been found nor was it intervened.