Laura and Octavio intend to turn a dinner into a romantic date, but they are interrupted by a commotion outside: Closing Eyes.
Archives: Filmes
In a doctor’s waiting room the ugly side of humans is revealed: Cream.
The dachshund doesn‘t get why its behind always has to pee.
In a small village of the north called Rey Muerto, a woman runs away from her husband’s violence with her children.
Bilal is a violent outsider that one day comes across a worthy rival. The two will lock horns in Prends mon poing.
Twin Island East and Twin Island West are governed by two kings, where the inhabitants follow the cult of symmetry. Therefore, everything goes two by two. But one day, the queen of Twin Island West gives birth to an only child, to her husband’s utter dismay.
A young woman talks about her dysfunctional family in Fled. Lay. Fell..
A documentary on the sculptor João Cutileiro focusing on his works that were created to be displayed on public spaces. The artist reflects on his career as we visit several of his most iconic works, scattered throughout Portugal.
Three frogs are fighting over a tasty fly. But there is something the fly can teach them.
Fortune tells the tale of people who have disappeared at Arrabida’s natural park.
Late director Matsumoto’s shattering masterpiece is one of the most subversive and intoxicating films of the late 1960s: a headlong dive into a dazzling, unseen Tokyo night-world of drag queen bars and fabulous divas, fueled by booze, drugs and black mascara.
In the middle of the ocean, a school of fish comes to the rescue of a red fish floating on the surface of the water. They try to do everything they can to help it come back into the water and breathe.
Two nobodies spend their time having late night snacks, reading porn magazines and watching television. One day the television brakes and their lives are changed forever. The story involves gods, a middle-aged men’s sexuality and ghosts.
An Irish filmmaker grapples with the legacy of his estranged father, the late documentarian Arthur MacCaig, and his archive of the conflict in Northern Ireland. The Image You Missed depicts a candid encounter between two filmmakers, father and son.
In 1990, an obsessive Macanese cop (played by director Doug Chan himself) unravels two murders, eleven years apart. The film is based on the director’s childhood memories and extends a short film which was presented at IndieLisboa 2017.
Tinder. Woman seeks men. Man seeks women. Everything could be so simple if she weren’t in Israel and the guys weren’t in the West Bank: The Men Behind the Wall.
It’s Opposite Day! It’s Opposite Day! The day to do things in the opposite way.
Things and Wonders 2022is a series of six episodes in which video artist Anna Vasof toys with our perceptions. As the title forecasts, it is all about small wonders, conjured by Vasof with the help of everyday objects in a most joyously playful and humorous way.