Died Anna Karina, Nouvelle Vague icon and Independent Hero of IndieLisboa 2019

The Danish-born actress, known for her roles in Jean-Luc Godard films and Nouvelle Vague icon, died of cancer on Saturday. She was 79 years old.

Anna Karina participated in seven Godard films in the 1960s, Le Monde recalls.

Anna Karina was elected one of the Independent Heroes of the IndieLisboa 2019 edition, which revealed her filmography in the context of Nouvelle Vague in sessions that were organized in partnership with the Portuguese Cinematheque (Cinemateca Portuguesa). Due to health issues, the actress could not be present in her retrospective.

Despite not being able to come to Portugal, the actress wrote a note especially for the festival and its audience:

“Chers organisateurs, bénévoles et public ayant lieu to Lisbonne, with this sincerité that the record of my pas pouirir will come to the fêve with me merveilleux hommage which is my consacre cette anné 2019. More performance victime of a great fatigue et you are fragile, you are for the voyager.

Pardonnez moi de nes pas ette avec vous. From tout mon couer, I remember the festival ainsi which is public. “

“Dear organizers, volunteers and the public that is taking place in Lisbon, I sincerely regret that I could not celebrate with you this wonderful tribute that was dedicated to me this year 2019. But nowadays the victim of great fatigue and vast fragility is not advisable for me to travel.

Forgive me for not being with you. With all my heart, I hug the festival as well as the audience. ”

Forever our Independent Hero.

Thank you, Anna Karina.

Another year of IndieLisboa, another year of PLOT.

In a partnership with IndieLisboa again, PLOT – Professional Script Lab returns for its 2020 edition.

Happening between 30 April and 2 May 2020 in Lisbon (Portugal), PLOT is a professional script development lab where filmmakers from all over the world will have the chance to broaden their narrative skills and enhance their creative voice.

High-end script experts will provide guidance throughout the lab and challenge the participants with the goal of reaching their projects artistic and creative potential.

PLOT participants will also have the chance to pitch their project to a panel of key-players in the international film scene, attend the IndieLisboa film screenings and activities and be part of exclusive Masterclasses!

Applications are now open until the 31st of December.

All info here: www.plotscriptlab.com/apply

We’re looking for classes to program sessions for the festival!

That’s right! One from the 2nd Cycle and one from the 3rd Cycle, to schedule two short film sessions for IndieJúnior, as part of the activity “I Program a Film Festival”.

If you are a teacher and want to know the cinema in your classroom, write us an email to escolas@indiejunior.com. To learn more about past editions of “I Program a Film Festival,” click here.

In the various sessions that make up this activity, students will see and discuss at school various film tracks and immerse themselves in the cinema world, through a more professional view of who can, without end of activity, schedule a special session for the festival.

Call for Entries: Submit your short film to Euro Connection 2020

The submissions are open for short films projects to the 12th edition of Euro Connection, which will take place on 4th and 5th February 2020 during the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival.

This platform aims to assist partnerships between European producers in the production of short films.
In each country, national correspondents evaluate all submitted projects and choose the finalist project. Registration for the next edition ends on October 20th, 2019.Projects must meet the following requirements:- short film of animation, fiction or creative documentary;- duration up to 40 minutes;

– the project must be partly funded by a third party (external source);

– the producer must be open to international co-productions (suitable project or intended for co-production);

– filming or production should start from June 2020;

A European jury of 3 industry professionals from different nationalities will then elect up to 13 projects to go to the final and pitch during the festival. The list of finalists will be released to the winners by the end of November 2019.

Producers must send their short film projects by 20 October 2019 to the representative of their country. In Portugal, the associated festivals are IndieLisboa and Curtas Vila do Conde. All entries must be sent to:

Miguel Dias – mdias@curtas.pt
Miguel Valverde – miguel.valverde@indielisboa.com.

See here the regulation and application form.

Register your school to IndieJúnior 2020

The reservations for schools to IndieJúnior 2020, the section of IndieLisboa to the younger audience, are already open now – from preschool to high school. The festival will take place from 30 April to 10 May.

IndieJúnior has a programme of short and feature films – fiction, documentary and animation – for the various age groups, including preschool, 1st, 2nd and 3rd cycles. The films are carefully chosen so as to correspond to the interests, problems and inspirations of each age group, with the aim of establishing a relationship between each work and student, leaving space for debate and reflection in school, at home and in life.

Bring your class to the festival! You can guarantee seats for your students through this link

www.indiejunior.com/escolaslisboa 

Registration has a price of 1,5€ per student (teachers and auxiliaries are exempt) and payment can be made closer to the day of the screening.

See you next year! 🙂

CALL FOR ENTRIES! Submit your film to IndieLisboa 2020

Two months after the end of the 16th edition of IndieLisboa in 2019, we are already in preparation for the 17th edition in 2020, which will take place from 30 April to 10 May. To do so, we want to see your films and we invite you to send us your most recent productions (2019 or ending 2020), which have not been publicly displayed in Portugal. Submissions are open until December 22nd and the regulations and application form are available HERE.

Film submissions

The festival is committed to the mission of showing the best and most recent independent cinema from all over the world. Its programming is based on several sections: International Competition, National Competition, Silvestre, Brand New, Independent Hero, IndieJunior, IndieMusic, Director’s Cut, Mouth of Madness and Special Screenings. The history of the festival’s programming, for those who wish to know more, is also available on the website.

Competitive sections are: International Competition, National Competition (Portuguese short films and feature films), Silvestre, Brand New (short films by new Portuguese filmmakers), IndieJunior (short films and feature films for children and youth) and IndieMusic. The audience award is transversal to most sections.

See here all the extensions of IndieLisboa all over the country

After the 16th edition of IndieLisboa, a series of extensions have started, which have already covered several rooms in the country, where a selection of films that have been presented this year by the festival are shown.

Here is the complete list of places and times:

Coimbra

Location: TAGV (Teatro Académico de Gil Vicente) – Praça da República

July 3rd, 6:30pm – Bait
July 3rd, 9:30pm – De Lo Nombre de Las Cabras

Montemor-o-Novo

Location: Cine-Teatro Curvo Semedo – Tv. do Calvário, 2

June 13th, 9:30pm -Short films session (Guaxuma; The Girl With Two Heads; Swatted; Sete Anos em Maio)
June 20th, 9:30pm – De Lo Nombre de Las Cabras

Porto

Location: Reitoria da Universidade do Porto – Praça de Gomes Teixeira

June 7th, 9:30pm – L’Ile du Trésor
June 14th, 9:30pm – A Minha Avó Trelotótó
June 21st, 9:30pm -Short films session (Guaxuma; The Girl with 2 Heads; Swatted; Sete Anos em Maio)
June 28th, 9:30pm – Bait
July 5th, 9:30pm – Temporada
July 12th, 9:30pm – Batida de Lisboa

Seixal

Location: Auditório Municipal do Fórum Cultural – Av. Albano Narciso Pereira, 11

May 21st, 9:30 – L’Ile du Trésor
May 28th, 9:30 – Donzela Guerreira
June 4th, 9:30 -Short films session (Guaxuma; The Girl With Two Heads; Swatted; Sete Anos em Maio)
June 11th, 9:30 – Bait
June 18th, 9:30 – Batida de Lisboa

Tavira

Location: Convento do Carmo – Largo do Carmo

June 2nd, 9:30 – Bait
June 6th, 9:30- De Lo Nombre de Las Cabras
June 9th, 9:30 – Nice Girls Don’t Stay For Breakfast
June 13th, 9:30 – Lost Holiday
June 16th, 9:30 – Batida de Lisboa
June 20th, 9:30 – Short films session (Guaxuma; The Girl with 2 Heads; Swatted; Sete Anos em Maio)

Viseu

Location: Teatro Viriato – Largo Mouzinho de Albuquerque

June 14th, TBC – IndieJúnior – Formas de Ver e Fazer (+6 anos)
June 21st, 9:30 -Short films session (Guaxuma; The Girl With Two Heads; Swatted; Sete Anos em Maio)

In the cities of Aljezur, Santarém, Vila Franca de Xira and Vila Nova de Famalicão, the extensions have already taken place during the month of May.

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More than 42,000 people attended IndieLisboa 2019

The 2019 edition was the second best edition in the past seven years of IndieLisboa. Between May 2nd and 12th more than 42 thousand people went through the rooms and parallel activities of IndieLisboa – International Film Festival. Highlight for the national sessions of A Punk Called Ribas and
Sadness and Joy in the Life of Giraffes, both in the top sales of IndieLisboa 2019, only surpassed by the opening film, the prequel to The Beach Bum.

IndieLisboa will be back in 2020 with a new selection of recent national and international films. Between April 30th and May 10th, the cinema will once again occupy Lisbon and will be
departure for the party and the meeting with the city.

IndieLisboa has already started a cycle of extensions that will cover several rooms in the country. Santarém, Vila Franca de Xira, Aljezur, Seixal, Vila Nova de Famalicão, Porto, Montemor-o-Novo, Tavira, Viseu and Coimbra will be able to see some of the films that won this year’s edition.

Mark Jenkin’s Bait wins the Audience Award for best feature film

All the votes from the public that visited the festival from May 2nd to May 12th have been counted and the decision was clear: Mark Jenkin’s Bait is the winner of the Audience Award for Feature Film.

The film was screened as part of the International Competition and is now going to be shown once again on May 15th at 18h, in Cinema Ideal.

Guaxuma, by Nara Normande, won the Audience Award for best short film and Bat, by Julia Ocker, was the favorite film of our youngest audience, thus receiving the IndieJunior Audience Award.

Screenings with the awarded films at Cinema Ideal between May 13th and 15th

The awarded films of this year’s IndieLisboa by Allianz have been announced and, as every year, some of them will be screened at Cinema Ideal soon after the festival. These screenings will happen from May 13th to May 15th.

Monday, May 13th

18h00 – Awarded National Shorts

Estas Mãos são Minhas, André Ferreira (The Yellow Color + Portugal Film Brand New Award)
The Hissing of Summer Sands, Catarina Mourão (Dolce Gusto Award for Best Portuguese Short Film – Special Mention)
Invisible Hero, Cristèle Alves Meira (Árvore da Vida Award for Best Portuguese Film)
Phantom Power, Afonso Mota (FCSH/NOVA New Talent Award)
Past Perfect, Jorge Jácome (Short Film Grand Prize)

22h00 – TVCine & Séries Award

Jessica Forever, Caroline Poggi e Jonathan Vinel (TVCine & Séries Channels Special Award)

Tuesday, May 14th

18h00 – Awarded International Shorts

Guaxuma, Nara Normande (Macao Tourism Awards – Animation)
Swatted, Ismaël Joffroy Chandoutis (Macao Tourism Awards – Documentary)
The Girl with Two Heads, Betzabé Garcia (Macao Tourism Awards – Fiction)
Sete Anos em Maio, Affonso Uchôa (Silvestre Award for Best Short Film)

22h00 – Best Portuguese Feature Award

A Minha Avó Trelotótó, Catarina Ruivo (Allianz Award for Best Portuguese Feature Film, Árvore da Vida Award for Best Portuguese Film – Special Mention)

Wednesday, May 15th

18h00 – Audience Award for Best Feature Film

Bait, Mark Jenkin

22h00 – Best Feature Film of the International Competition

On the Names of the Goats, Silvia Navarro, Miguel G. Morales (Feature Film Grand Prize City of Lisbon)

Here are the winners of IndieLisboa 2019

JÚRI DA COMPETIÇÃO INTERNACIONAL DE LONGAS METRAGENS
FEATURE FILM INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION JURY

Grande Prémio de Longa Metragem Cidade de Lisboa
Feature Film Grand Prize City of Lisbon
(15.000 Euros)

DE LOS NOMBRES DE LAS CABRAS/ON THE NAMES OF THE GOATS
Silvia Navarro, Miguel G. Morales, Espanha, doc., 2019, 62′

“For its rich and intricate investigation of the recent colonial past and its interaction with earlier times and traditions in the Canary Islands, through expertly chosen and edited archive footage, audio interviews and a completely immersive soundscape, the jury unanimously awards the Feature Film Grand Prize of the City of Lisbon to the Spanish documentary On the Names of the Goats, directed by Miguel G. Morales and Silvia Navarro.”

Prémio Especial do Júri Canais TVCine & Séries | TVCine & Series Channels Special Award
(Aquisição dos direitos do filme para Portugal Rights acquisition for Portugal)

Ex-Aequo

SĂ NU UCIZI/THOU SHALT NOT KILL
Gabi Virginia Șarga, Cătălin Rotaru, Roménia, fic., 2018, 120′

“For its precisely constructed screenplay that investigates personal morality and collective responsibility, for its impeccable direction and its towering lead performance by Alexandru Sucia, the jury awards the TVCine & Series Channels Special Award to the Romanian drama Thou Shalt Not Kill, directed by Catalin Rotaru and Gabi Virginia Sarga.”

JESSICA FOREVER
Caroline Poggi, Jonathan Vinel, França, fic., 2018, 97′

“The same award goes to a film of intense seductive power and boldness. Within an unconventional visual concept, video-game aesthetics and heavy metal, sci-fi genre tropes and medieval initiation rituals, magic realism and poetry alchemically blend together to create an unexpected <hyper-reality>. An unsettling vision of a possible future, existing in the realm of the <uncanny> (in the psychoanalytical sense). A possible comment on today’s increasing phenomenon of radicalized youth and a post-modern rite of passage into manhood, this shape-shifting film is essentially a meditation on the transformative and healing power of human connection.”

The award goes to Jessica Forever, by Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel

JÚRI INTERNACIONAL DE CURTAS METRAGENS
SHORT FILM INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION JURY

Grande Prémio de Curta Metragem
Short Film Grand Prize
(4000 Euros)

PAST PERFECT
Jorge Jácome, Portugal, fic./doc./exp., 2019, 23′

“Skilfully condensed and cleverly staged, this film lets you simply indulge in a strong world of images. The film talks about nostalgia and emotion, asking whether feelings were more immediate and authentic in the past. Formally cleverly layered and with always surprising moments, partly with humour, partly biting but often very emotional, this film left strong traces on us.”

Prémios Turismo de Macau
Macao Tourism Awards
(500 Euros cada/each)

Animação
Animation

GUAXUMA
Nara Normande, França/Brasil, anim., 2018, 14′

“A sensitive film about a personal story. The filmmaker skilfully guides us through this journey with the application of various techniques and aesthetics. Interwoven, the film has enchanted us and drawn us into the story.”

Documentário
Documentary

SWATTED
Ismaël Joffroy Chandoutis, França, doc., 2018, 21′

“We just sat there for a moment…we couldn’t believe it. A prank of a prank, what a game! This film gives us the dimension and potential of the today’s world and where it can lead. An astonishing research edited and narrated in a seductive and intelligent way. Constructing and deconstructing our reality within 20 minutes.”

Ficção
Fiction

THE GIRL WITH TWO HEADS
Betzabé Garcia, Reino Unido, fic., 2018, 13′

“From the beginning we were fascinated by the strong cinematographic handwriting. The film captivates with a great rhythm and it’s visual approach. We are very close to the protagonist as she defines her view on femininity finding her place as a woman in society.”

JÚRI DA COMPETIÇÃO NACIONAL
NATIONAL COMPETITION JURY

Prémio Allianz para Melhor Longa Metragem Portuguesa
Allianz Award for Best Portuguese Feature Film
(7500 Euros)

A MINHA AVÓ TRELOTÓTÓ
Catarina Ruivo, Portugal, fic./doc., 2018, 173′

“The best film we have seen among the features of National Competition is the film that provoked our strongest emotions. As a portrait of a life lived it generously shares an approach to a close person as much as it is a journey into the past and across continents. The film employs many different formal strategies, all of them a veracious indication of empathy and love. We give the award for Best Portuguese Feature to A Minha Avó Trelotótó by Catarina Ruivo.”

Prémio Melhor Realizador para Longa Metragem Portuguesa
Award forBest Director in a Portuguese Feature Film
(1000 Euros)

CAMPO
Tiago Hespanha, Portugal, doc., 2019, 100′

“We have been passionated about a title that explores a territory, actually a playground, where rituals of life and death take place. A work that confronts man with nature in a dramatic but also humorous way, calling into question mankind’s origins and possible end. A film that reveals the potential of a filmmaker whose presence is essential concerning the force of this film.F or all these reasons, we have agreed to give the award for Best Director in a Portuguese Feature Film to Tiago Hespanha for Campo.”

Prémio Dolce Gusto para Melhor Curta Metragem Portuguesa
Dolce Gusto Award for Best Portuguese Short Film
(2000 Euros)

A CASA, A VERDADEIRA E A SEGUINTE, AINDA ESTÁ POR FAZER/THE HOUSE IS YET TO BE BUILT
Sílvia das Fadas, EUA/Áustria/Portugal, doc./exp., 2018, 35′

“We are deeply fascinated by the craft and beauty of a militant and poetic film that reflects on the contemporary meaning of architectural utopias and dares to share possible worlds with us, so we wanted to give the Dolce Gusto Award for Best Portuguese Short Film to The House Is Yet to Be Built, by Silvia das Fadas.”

Menção Especial
Special Mention

O MAR ENROLA NA AREIA
Catarina Mourão, Portugal, fic./doc./exp., 2019, 16′

“As we mutually agreed on a film that showed us haunting images of a beach we decided to give a special mention. It is not a special mention as a compromise but one that wants to recognize a work composed of astonishing found footage which blends an intimate and feverish narration of sexual difference and harassment with the daily routines of fascism.  We give a special mention to The Hissing of Summer Sands by Catarina Mourão.”

Prémio Novo Talento FCSH/NOVA
FCSH/NOVA New Talent Award
(1500 Euros)

PODER FANTASMA
Afonso Mota, Portugal, fic., 2019, 23′

“As we understand the Prize for New Talent as a recognition of promises for a cinema to come we decided to give the award to a film that surprised from beginning to end with its inventiveness, tenor and ruptures in inflection. A film in which the fantastic merges with the comedic while meandering into an image of a protagonist lost in his nocturnal search for sounds.”

JÚRI DA COMPETIÇÃO NOVISSIMOS
BRAND NEW COMPETITION JURY

Prémio Novíssimos The Yellow Color + Portugal Film
The Yellow Color + Portugal Film Brand New Award
(2000 Euros em serviços/in services+promoção e venda/promotion and sales)

ESTAS MÃOS SÃO MINHAS
André Ferreira, Portugal, doc., 2019, 8′

“The tone of the script and the pace of the editing pulls us into the director’s poetic documentary which starts as an observation of a daily routine told through still photography, but soon becomes an emotional reflection on growing old, overcoming loneliness and personal fears. The prize of Novíssimos goes to a love letter to a grandmother: Estas Mãos São Minhas by André Miguel Ferreira.”

JÚRI SILVESTRE
SILVESTRE JURY

Prémio Silvestre para Melhor Longa Metragem
Silvestre Award for Best Feature Film
(1500 Euros)

Ex-Aequo

“ÎMI ESTE INDIFERENT DACA ÎN ISTORIE VOM INTRA CA BARBARI2/”I DO NOT CARE IF WE GO DOWN IN HISTORY AS BARBARIANS”
Radu Jude, Roménia/República Checa/França/Bulgária/Alemanha, fic., 2018, 140′

M.
Yolande Zauberman, França, doc., 2018, 106′

“For the empathy and the artistic integrity displayed by the director on her unsettling journey through the dark secrets of a community the award goes Ex aequo to M. by Yolande Zauberman.

And for the inventive mise en scene and the satirical approach with which the director boldly confronts the bad historical conscience of his country the award goes Ex aequo to “I DO NOT CARE IF WE GO DOWN IN HISTORY AS BARBARIANS”, by Radu Jude.”

Prémio Silvestre para Melhor Curta Metragem
Silvestre Award for Best Short Film
(1000 Euros)

SETE ANOS EM MAIO/SEVEN YEARS IN MAY
Affonso Uchôa, Brasil/Argentina, fic./doc., 2019, 42′

“For its formal ingenuity, and its integration of different staging and narrative methods, for the clarity of film language and voice, for its communication of a particular political trauma as both intimate and pervasive, the jury awards the Silvestre Curtas prize to ‘Seven Years in May’ by Affonso Uchòa.”

Menção Especial
Special Mention

WONG PING’S FABLES 1
Wong Ping, Hong Kong, anim., 2018, 13′

“For the irreverence, the humour, the distorted imagery, the new transgressive way of working with the fable, the jury awards Wong Ping’s Fables 1 by Wong Ping a special mention.”

JÚRI INDIEMUSIC
INDIEMUSIC JURY

Prémio IndieMusic
IndieMusic Award
(1000 Euros)

BATIDA DE LISBOA/LISBON BEAT
Rita Maia, Vasco Viana, Portugal, doc., 2019, 65′

“It was not easy to come up with a decision. Within our own criteria, we attempted to find what we consider to be a junction between music/cinematography and a standing global sociocultural relevance. And the winner is: Batida de Lisboa by Rita Maia and Vasco Viana.”

JÚRI ÁRVORE DA VIDA
ÁRVORE DA VIDA JURY

Prémio Árvore da Vida para Melhor Filme Português
Árvore da Vida Award for Best Portuguese Film
(2000 Euros)

INVISÍVEL HERÓI/INVISIBLE HERO
Cristèle Alves Meira, Portugal/França, fic., 2019, 27′

“For the moving and brave way the protagonist materializes the life he imagined without abdicating it’s dimension of dream, and for showing us that it’s on the searching for that we meet the other person, accompanied by the musical dimension of life, the Tree of Life award is given to the film by Cristèle Alves Meira, Invisível Herói.”

Menção Especial
Special Mention

A MINHA AVÓ TRELOTÓTÓ/MY GRANDMOTHER TRELOTÓTÓ
Catarina Ruivo, Portugal, fic./doc., 2018, 173′

“The Tree of Life jury has decided to attribute a special mention to a documentary with a taste of fiction, that approaches universal issues like memory, growing old, family matters, from a profoundly personal story. The special mention is attributed to the film by Catarina Ruivo, A Minha Avó Trelototó.”

JÚRI AMNISTIA INTERNACIONAL
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL JURY

Prémio Amnistia Internacional
Amnesty International Award
(1500 Euros)

SETE ANOS EM MAIO/SEVEN YEARS IN MAY
Affonso Uchôa, Brasil/Argentina, fic./doc., 2019, 42′

“It wasn’t an easy decision. At the end of many hours of discussion, two stories told in Portuguese, separated by an ocean, ended up on the table. Very different narratives that share the idea of exclusion, of insecurity. One of them about the city’s suburban area whose existence is ignored and oppressed. The other, about the security forces that make the place insecure. 

Even though ‘Batida de Lisboa’, by Rita Maia and Vasco Viana, has touched us by the way music and culture are a weapon of anti-fascist resistance, for the jury, another film is the winner for it’s urgency of speaking about a country in which the outcast may be a policeman and a policeman may be an outcast. Where women and black, poor and LGBTI+ people are revoltingly beaten. A country where the policeman beats you and won’t let you leave the fringes, condemns you to be another Rafael. The jury has attributed the International Amnesty Award to the brazilian short film by Affonso Uchôa, Sete Anos em Maio.”

JÚRI SANTA CASA
SANTA CASA JURY

Prémio Santa Casa  
Santa Casa Award
(500 Euros)

PRÍNCIPE KIK-KI-DO: A TOUPEIRA MINEIRA
Grega Mastnak, Eslovénia, fic., 2018, 5′

JÚRI UNIVERSIDADES
UNIVERSITIES JURY

Prémio Universidades
Universities Award

PRESENT.PERFECT.
Shengze Zhu, EUA/Hong Kong, doc., 2019, 124′

JÚRI ESCOLAS
SCHOOLS JURY

Prémio Escolas
Schools Award

GUAXUMA
Nara Normande, França/Brasil, anim., 2018, 14′

PRÉMIO PÚBLICO
AUDIENCE AWARD

Prémio Longa Metragem
Feature film award

BAIT
Mark Jenkin, Reino Unido, fic., 2018, 87′

Prémio Curta Metragem
Short film award

GUAXUMA
Nara Normande, França/Brasil, anim., 2018, 14′

Prémio do Público IndieJúnior
IndieJunior Audience Award

BAT/MORCEGO
Julia Ocker, Alemanha, anim., 2019, 4′

Films and a lot of dancing to close another IndieLisboa by Allianz

This year, IndieLisboa’s closing is done in two ways. The dancing starts Saturday May 11 at 23h with the classic closing party in Culturgest’s garage. Along with the announcement of the awards, the night will be marked by a trip through the sounds of the streets of Brazil. Funk music straight out of Brazil to extend the homage that this year was made to Brazilian cinema, thanks to the duo Cara // Vag // Yo. IndieLisboa in a collective trance on the last party of the festival, which is sure to have plenty of cool beats to dance to. The party will have free entrance.

On the last day of the festival, Sunday, May 12, there will be still plenty of good cinema to discover at the festival’s venues. With one single screening each, we have the restored version of Billy Wilder’s The Appartment, Domingo, by Clara Linhart and Felipe Barbosa, and Synonymes, the film which officially closes the festival and won the Golden Bear in Berlin. The screening, which serves as the official closing ceremony, will be attended by director Nadav Lapid.

For those who do not like to go to bed early and prefer less crowded spaces, Cinema Ideal hosts on May 11th at 23:59, the second Mouth of Madness Maration. A screening with a strong female presence that proves that women can do anything.

IndieJunior will have a jury composed of children from Santa Casa

This year, IndieJunior will have children from the Santa Casa da Misericórdia in Lisbon contributing to the attribution of awards.

There are five elements which are part of the jury. The little film buffs feel the weight of the responsibility but are very excited to participate in the choosing process of the best films in the children’s section of the festival and, from their evaluation, 500 euros will be awarded to the winner.

IndieJunior will have a jury composed of children from Santa Casa

This year, IndieJunior will have children from the Santa Casa da Misericórdia in Lisbon contributing to the attribution of awards.

There are five elements which are part of the jury. The little film buffs feel the weight of the responsibility but are very excited to participate in the choosing process of the best films in the children’s section of the festival and, from their evaluation, 500 euros will be awarded to the winner.

Everything you don’t want to miss out on during the last weekend of IndieJunior

There’s a whole weekend full of wonderful films, workshops and a great Picnic on Grass with a lot of activities. Here’s everything we still have to offer!

Family Screenings

All Ages ALGURES ENTRE O CÉU E A TERRA
Sat 11 May, 15h, Culturgest (Grande Auditório)
MORE INFORMATION

+ 3 years old AO AR LIVRE
Sat 11 May, 11h30, Cinema Ideal
MORE INFORMATION

+ 5 years old A POLÓNIA É UMA ANIMAÇÃO!
Sun 12 May, 11h30, Cinema Ideal
MORE INFORMATION

+ 6 years old FORMAS DE VER E FAZER
Sun 12 May, 15h30, Cinema São Jorge (Sala Manoel de Oliveira)
MORE INFORMATION

+ 12 years old EM ROTA DE TRANSFORMAÇÃO
Sat 11 May, 15h, Cinema São Jorge (Sala 3)
MORE INFORMATION

Workshops for families

Get out of the box!

Workshop for parents and children + 8 years*
€ 5 · Limited stocking · 90 minutes
Cine – Motion workshop with Joana Pupo

May 11th, 11h00, Cinema São Jorge (Room 2) – BUY TICKETS

Faces and grimaces!

Workshop for parents and children + 3 years
€ 5 · Limited capacity · 60 minutes
Casa Nic and Ines Workshop
* For this workshop an adult must accompany the child or children with a ticket

May 12th, 17h00, Galveias Palace library garden (workshop room) – BUY TICKETS

PLIM! A film was made

+ 6 years · € 5 · Limited capacity · 60 minutes
Casa Nic e Inês Workshop

May 12th, 15h00, Galveias Palace library garden (workshop room) – BUY TICKETS

The indie library

+ 5 years · Free entry · Limited capacity · 45 minutes
May 12th, 10h30, Cinema Idea

There’s an amazing Picnic on Grass coming, on saturday May 11th!

Right after the Algures entre o Céu e a Terra screening (perfect for kids of any ages and the whole family), in Culturgest at 15h (with live dubbing and everything!), there is nothing better than a Picnic on Grass – bring the blanket and a basket with food!

IndieJunior celebrates family and friends and we have prepared a very special moment with some fun activities for the the sunny afternoon. Clay modeling workshops (organised by ceramics students from the António Arroio art school), a kite crafting workshop (by Casa Nic and Inês), a reading space and live music with the Astrus Duo, composed of saxophonist Manuel Teles and percussionist Paulo Amendoeira (Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa), among other surprises which will be delightful for the whole family.

All ages
May 11th, 16h00, Palace Galveias’ garden

There’s an amazing Picnic on Grass coming, on saturday May 11th!

Right after the Algures entre o Céu e a Terra screening (perfect for kids of any ages and the whole family), in Culturgest at 15h (with live dubbing and everything!), there is nothing better than a Picnic on Grass – bring the blanket and a basket with food!

IndieJunior celebrates family and friends and we have prepared a very special moment with some fun activities for the the sunny afternoon. Clay modeling workshops (organised by ceramics students from the António Arroio art school), a kite crafting workshop (by Casa Nic and Inês), a reading space and live music with the Astrus Duo, composed of saxophonist Manuel Teles and percussionist Paulo Amendoeira (Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa), among other surprises which will be delightful for the whole family.

All ages
May 11th, 16h00, Palace Galveias’ garden

Find out the TOP 5 best selling IndieLisboa films so far (updated 11/05/19)

Here are the best selling screenings at this very moment:

5.º DIVINO AMOR, Gabriel Mascaro
Cinema São Jorge (Sala MDO), 11 May 19:00

4.º 3 FACES, Jafar Panahi
Cinema São Jorge (Sala 3) 11 May 16h15

3.º ALGURES ENTRE O CÉU E A TERRA, IndieJúnior – Toda a Família
Culturgest (GA), 11 May 15h

2.º SYNONYMES, de Nadav Lapid
Encerramento, Culturgest (GA), 12 May 18h

1.º MILES DAVIS: BIRTH OF THE COOL, Stanley Nelson
Culturgest (PA), 12 May 21h45

Hurry to get tickets. They’re on sale at Culturgest, Cinema São Jorge, Cinema Ideal and on the Ticketline website (you can access it through our app and website).