Ulrike Ottinger
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«We believe in the higher potential of the in-person encounters»
DOCLISBOA: Co-Director Miguel Ribeiro on the challenges, trends, and current Doclisboa experience.
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Doclisboa announces full 2021 programme
The 19th edition of #Doclisboa was unveiled its full programme for the festival taking place 21 – 31 October in Lisbon, Portugal. The programme consists of 249 films and is composed of competitive and non-competitive sections: International Competition, National Competition, New Visions, From the Earth to the Moon, Heart Beat, #Ulrike Ottinger# Retrospective, #Cecilia Mangini#…
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Doclisboa announces first details for 2021 festival
The 19th #doclisboa, to be held between 21 – 31 October, 2021, has announced its early programme details. Having already announced a complete retrospective of #Ulrike Ottinger#, Doclisboa will also bring a #Cecilia Mangini# retrospective. Cecilia Mangini, who passed away earlier this year, was one of Italy’s most important documentary filmmakers. The retrospective will also…
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One World Romania announces Ulrike Ottinger retrospective at 14th edition festival
For its 2021 festival, One World Romania will present a retrospective on German filmmaker #Ulrike Ottinger#. The programme will present eight films made between the 1970s and 2010, as well as her latest, the autobiographical Paris Calligrammes. Meshing with the festival’s 2021 theme of feminism and femininity, Ottinger’s intimate, observational style has resulted in a…
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One World Romania announces physical festival dates for 14th edition
Bucharest’s One World Romania will return this year with over 60 feature and short films from around the world. For 2021, the documentary festival will take place via two sessions. The first will be from 21 to 30 May, where physical screenings will take place at Cinema Elvire Popesco, the Cinema at the Museum of…
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Fragments from Paris
HISTORY: In returning to Paris, German avant-garde filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger resurrects memories of the city that she called home through the 1960s.
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Doclisboa announces opening/closing session information for 2020 extended hybrid festival
The 2020 edition of #Doclisboa takes place across six sessions, over six months, with the first one taking place between 22 October – 1 November. Now, the 18th edition of the documentary festival has announced information on the opening and closing sessions. Opening the festival will be José Barahona’s Nheengatu – The Language of the…