Porto/Post/Doc
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Porto/Post/Doc 2025: The complete winners
The 2025 Porto/Post/Doc Festival has announced its awards, led by Nastia Korkia’s Short Summer, which won the Vicente Pinto Abreu Grand Prix for best film in the International Competition. The international jury said the decision was unanimous, and pointed to the film’s poetry and symbolism in crafting a childhood story set in a geography marked…
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Little Syria
MIGRANTS: Filmed over 20 years across several countries, a group of Syrian refugees in Berlin fight for justice for Assad-regime victims.
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Porto/Post/Doc 2025 announces full film programme
Porto/Post/Doc has announced the complete lineup for its 2025 edition, running 20–29 November across venues in Porto. The festival will screen 135 films under this year’s theme, «The Time of A Journey,» which frames a programme spanning documentary, fiction, hybrid, experimental and animation works. The International Competition gathers eight feature-length titles that probe social, political…
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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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Porto/Post/Doc 2025 announces opening/closing titles; Cinema Falado foregrounds Lusophone voices
Porto/Post/Doc frames its 2025 edition around family memory and belonging, naming Carla Simón’s Romería as Opening Screening and Jim Jarmusch’s Father Mother Sister Brother as Closing Film, alongside a #Cinema Falado# competition devoted to Portuguese-language cinema across continents. Simón’s feature extends her inquiry into autofiction and intergenerational silence. Set in 2004, Romería follows Marina, an…
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Rijeka or Death! Fiume o Morte!
HISTORY: A crowd-sourced, carnivalesque reconstruction of Rijeka 1919–20, Rijeka or Death! dismantles D’Annunzio’s cult and exposes the roots and afterlives of fascism.
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Porto/Post/Doc unveils 2025 theme and dual filmmaker spotlights
Porto/Post/Doc has announced key strands for its 2025 edition, running 20–29 November in Porto. The programme foregrounds mobility, memory, and archives through a new thematic cycle, «The Time of a Journey,» and a twin focus on filmmakers #Lina Soualem# and #Andrei Ujică#, both slated to attend for introductions and masterclasses. Extending the festival’s three-year framework…
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Militantropos
UKRAINE: From mass graves to choral singing, images traverse Ukraine’s landscapes, questioning identity while war normalises behaviours unimaginable.
