Doclisboa
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Reliving as proof of heroism
DOCLISBOA: The true story of a young Armenian girl who, along with her family, had to endure the genocide that took place between 1915 and 1918.
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Gentrification as the cause of a death of a city
DOCLISBOA: The motif of the city of Lisbon and the process of its transformation.
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Marked By Slowness
DOCLISBOA: This year’s edition of the Portuguese documentary film festival once again gave emerging film professionals from all over Europe the opportunity to showcase their short films in the section Green Years.
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The third message
BIOGRAPHY: By focusing on her artistic approach to language, the complex and multi-layered Nobel laureate also reveals the deep contradictions of her native Austria.
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Jean-Luc Godard: Death was waiting
CINEMA: Four films and two books – can they capture something about this newly dead legend of cinema? Let me try, especially with Godard’s intellectual autobiography and two new films about him.
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Justice for sale?
CORRUPTION: Laying bare 'the rot' of the Slovak judiciary unravelled by the Threema scandal.
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Doclisboa 2022: the complete winners
The 20th edition of #Doclisboa is drawing to a close this weekend, and the full list of winners has been announced. In the International Competition, the jury unanimously awarded Nikita Lavretski’s A Date in Minsk and Alejandro Vasquez’s A Landscapes Area Too Quiet For Me with the City of Lisbon Award and YouTube International Competition…
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A requiem for late volcanologists
NATURE: Herzog's new film charts the Kraffts' life-long journey that was marked by a pursuit of capturing the might of volcanoes.
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«In times where so many definitions are demanded, we believe that celebrating radical freedom in the modes of translating the world is highly necessary»
DOCLISBOA: Ahead of its 20th edition, Modern Times Review once again speaks with its Doclisboa Director Miguel Ribeiro on its role in the wider industry landscape, its 2022 focus on colonialism, and more.