Doclisboa has announced details on its third session, and final of 2020, 3 – 9 December, centered around the theme of «Spaces of Intimacy».
The third session of six sees #Doclisboa return to Lisbon’s Culturgest, as well as Cinema Ideal and Aljube Museum. This session features the largest selection of Portuguese filmmakers including Diogo Pereira (A Vida em comum), André Guiomar (Our Land, Our Altar), and Paulo Abreu (What Is Not Seen). Further highlights include Film About a Father Who, by #Lynne Sachs#, and Narcissus off Duty, by Ricardo Calil and Renato Terra. On 9 December, there will also be a discussion The Past and the Present – in Portuguese film production
Find more information on all the short and feature-length films playing Doclisboa «Spaces of Intimacy» – HERE
Doclisboa «Spaces of Intimacy» programme includes:
- The First Step of Melomania Is a Tantrum (dir. Guilherme Sousa) – Portugal
- I by You by Everybody (dir. Kim Namsuk, Choi Seung Yoon) – South Korea
- Underneath (dir. Ugo Arsac) – France
- This is Paris Too (dir. Lech Kowalski) – France
- Our Land, Our Altar (dir. André Guiomar) – Portugal
- Descriptive Memory (dir. Melanie Pereira) – Portugal
- Film About a Father Who (dir. Lynne Sachs) – USA
- Narcissus off Duty (dir. Ricardo Calil, Renato Terra) – Brazil
- Life in Common (dir. Diogo Pereira) – Portugal, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- on shadows and their names (dir. João Pedro Amorim) – Portugal
- The Missing One (dir. Rareş Ienasoaie) – France
- What Is Not Seen (dir. Paulo Abreu) – Portugal
- Northern Range (dir. Olivier Derousseau) – France
- Perpetual Person (dir. Javier Bellido Valdivia) – Peru
- Quneitra 74 (dir. Mohammad Malas) – Syria
- Gevar’s Land (dir. Qutaiba Barhamji) – France, Qatar
- Silence (dir. Michael Pilz) – Austria
- Point and Line to Plane (dir. Sofia Bohdanowicz) – Canada, Iceland, USA, Russia
- Prologue (dir. Magdalena Froger) – France
- Episodes – Spring 2018 (dir. Mathilde Girard) – France




