Doclisboa wants to question the present of film, bringing along its history and assuming cinema as a mode of freedom. By refusing the categorization of film practice, it searches for the new problematics that cinematic image implies, in its multiple ways of engagement with the contemporary. Doclisboa tries to be a place to imagine reality through new modes of perception, reflection, and possible new forms of action.
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NEWS
Doclisboa announces full 2021 programme
Doclisboa announces opening/closing sessions; early programme highlights
Doclisboa now accepting applications for 2021 filmmaking seminar
Doclisboa announces 2021 industry-focused Nebulae programme
Doclisboa announces first details for 2021 festival
INTERVIEW
«We believe in the higher potential of the in-person encounters»
Doclisboa Co-Director Miguel Ribeiro on the challenges, trends, and current Doclisboa experience.
FILMS
All Light, Everywhere
Director: Theo Anthony
In the new golden age of surveillance, the blind spots are all around us.
Factory to the Workers
Director: Srdjan Kovacevic
Under Tito's watchful eye, a post-Socialist dream of workers' ownership is put to the capitalist test.
From the Wild Sea
Director: Robin Petré
The relationship between humans and animals of the oceans is threatened by climate change and ever more frequent violent storms.
Landscapes of Resistance
Director: Marta Popivoda
An unorthodox documentary on the exceptional journey of one of Serbia's first female partisans, who helped lead the resistance in Auschwitz.
Let’s Say Revolution
Director: Elisabeth Perceval, Nicolas Klotz
Eternal human tales of suffering told as a shamanic journey.
The First 54 Years - An Abbreviated Manual for Military Occupation
Director: Avi Mograbi
An insight into how a foreign occupation works and the logic behind it.
You Can’t Show My Face
Director: Knutte Wester
Rejected by society on its government-controlled streets, anonymous rappers seek the sounds of Tehran for both production and inspiration.