Três Dias sem Deus

Bárbara Virgínia

IndieLisboa 2021 • Director's Cut in Context

Portugal, Fiction, 1946, 25′

Três Dias Sem Deus is the first feature film directed by a woman in Portugal. It is also a film that premiered at Cannes, despite being panned by national critics. And it’s a work of which only an incomplete fragment remains, yet it still allows us to pay her homage.

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