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Doclisboa 2023: the complete winners

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The curtain is about to close on the 21st edition of #Doclisboa, but not before honouring the best in documentary cinema. This year, the festival was not just about films; it also featured a series of activities, debates, and parties that once again made #Lisbon a global gathering spot for documentary enthusiasts in October.

Doclisboa 2023 winners

City of Lisbon Award for Best International Competition Film

  • la tierra los altares, by Sofía Peypoch

RTP International Competition Jury Award

  • Terril, by Jorn Plucieniczak

Honorable Mention – International Competition Jury Award

  • Magnificent Sky, by Alexandru Badea

HBO Max Award for Best Portuguese Competition Film

Portuguese Society of Authors Competition Jury Award

  • Memories of a Perfect Day, by Davina-Maria El Khoury

Best Short Film Award

New Talent Award

  • la tierra los altares, by Sofía Peypoch

Healthy Workplaces Film Award

  • Hormigas Perplejas, by Mercedes Moncada Rodríguez

Honorable Mention – Healthy Workplaces Film Award

  • Human, not Human, by Natan Castay

Rights and Freedoms Award

  • An Owl, a Garden and the Writer, by Sara Dolatabadi

Honorable Mention – Rights and Freedoms Award

  • The Trial, by Ulises de la Orden

INATEL Foundation Award

  • Fogo no Lodo, by Catarina Laranjeiro and Daniel Barroca

Fernando Lopes Award

  • As Melusinas à Margem do Rio, by Melanie Pereira

Uniarts Helsinki’s Academy of Fine Arts Award for Best Green Years Film

  • Sparks, by Ève Le Fessant Coussonneau

Pedro Fortes Award for Best Green Years Portuguese Film

  • By Division and Differentiation, by Carolina Grilo Santos

Honorable Mention – Green Years

  • Passportless Mess, by Maja Penčič

Público Newspaper Audience Award for Best Portuguese Film

  • Verdade ou Consequência?, by Sofia Marques

Schools Award

  • As Melusinas à Margem do Rio, by Melanie Pereira
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