Doclisboa
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Doclisboa and Cinemateca Portuguesa to Stage Major Lino Brocka Retrospective
Doclisboa and the Cinemateca Portuguesa will present a major retrospective devoted to Filipino filmmaker Lino Brocka during the festival’s 2026 edition, running in Lisbon from 15 to 25 October. Titled «Lino Brocka – Kill the National Artist», the programme is curated by Filipino artist and filmmaker Khavn de la Cruz in collaboration with the programming…
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Doclisboa’s Nebulae names Greece as 2026 focus country
Nebulae, the industry and networking platform of Doclisboa, will welcome Greece as the invited country of its 2026 edition, with a call for Greek projects now open through 13 May. Held within the framework of Doclisboa, Nebulae brings together filmmakers, producers and industry professionals through meetings, presentations and informal exchanges. Designed in dialogue with the…
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Doc Alliance taps Armenia’s Golden Apricot Festival as 2026 guest partner
Doc Alliance has added the Golden Apricot Yerevan International Film Festival (GAIFF) to its lineup as the network’s guest festival for 2026. The move also signals the wrap of Doc Alliance’s 2025 guest-festival partnership with Punto de Vista. The Yerevan-based festival will plug into Doc Alliance’s internal collaboration calendar, joining the group’s working sessions and…
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With Hasan in Gaza
GAZA: A 2001 MiniDV journey across the Gaza Strip captures quiet daily life under occupation while hinting at looming catastrophe and the resilience of its people.
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Doclisboa 2025: The complete winners
Doclisboa closed its 23rd edition on Saturday, 25 October, with an awards ceremony at Culturgest followed by Eugène Green’s The Tree of Knowledge. In the International Competition, the City of Lisbon Award for Best Film went to The Night Is Fading Away / La Noche Está Marchándose Ya by Ezequiel Salinas and Ramiro Sonzini (Argentina).…
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Cinema Kawakeb
HISTORY: Inside a crumbling theatre in Amman, refugees guard reels and memories while century-spanning archives map the road from declarations to today’s Palestine.
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«We do not believe in neutrality»
INTERVIEW: Inside Doclisboa 2025, Hélder Beja outlines political choices, funding hurdles, and urgent premieres across Portugal and Benelux this October in Lisbon.
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Nova ’78
CONTROL: An electrified archive of 1978’s Nova Convention with Burroughs, Ginsberg, Cage, Smith colliding in a space where theory met punk poetry on 16mm.
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Toni, My Father
PHILOSOPHY: From prison rituals to 1970s utopias, Anna Negri’s film reframes Toni Negri beyond labels, tracing conatus, family conflict, and the power of happy passions.