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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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Workshops and Projects



WRITING AND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
This workshop is intended for projects in the writing stage, aiming at thematic development and reflection upon the strategies to be developed in the film, as well as the creation of a dossier/script and reflection on production structures.Coordinated by Marta Andreu.

 

Tutor: Marta Andreu
Coordinated the Master in Documentary Creation at the Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona) from 2001 to 2016. Started the film production company Estudi Playtime in 2004. Academic coordinator at DocMontevideo Festival, programme consultant for Visions du Réel, and member of the World Cinema Fund commission
at the Berlinale. Her films were shown in festivals such as Berlinale, Rotterdam, Cannes, Cinéma du Réel, Visions du Réel, Festival dei Popoli or Viennale.

 

Projects

 

Alén Mar / Overseas
by Andres Sanjurjo Garcia, Spain / Chile
Production: Andres Sanjurjo Garcia

 

Corte Real / Royal Court
by Julia De Simone, Brazil / Portugal
Production: Miradas Filmes, Anavilhana and Rosa Filmes

 

Folha 84 / Page 84
by Catarina Mourão, Portugal
Production: Laranja Azul

 

Raposa / Fox
by Leonor Noivo, Portugal
Production: Terratreme

 

La Noche es de los Animales
by Santiago Reale (Argentina)
Production: Los Savajes Cine
(winner of Arché and MRG/WORK Award in Bienal de Arte Joven de Buenos Aires)

 

 

VIEWING AND DISCUSSION OF WORKS-IN-PROGRESS WORKSHOP
This workshop welcomes work-in-progress films – projects that have already been shot, presently in the editing stage, which will be discussed in terms of their final form. Workshop coordinated by Luciano Rigolini

 

Tutor: Luciano Rigolini
Luciano Rigolini is an independent producer living in Paris since 1995. He was ARTE’s TV channel commissioning editor, where he was responsible for auteur documentary film. He has always sought new narrative forms, in the interest of keeping independent film alive and innovative. He produced works by directors such as Chris Marker, Alexander Sukurov, Naomi Kawase, Alain Cavalier, Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Tsai Ming-Liang, and he also discovered many young talents.

 

Projects

 

Fixing Morgan
by Cecília Bandeira, Portugal / Hungary / Belgium
Production: DocNomads and Match Frame Productions

 

Puerto Deseado / Port Desire
Diana Toucedo, Spain / Argetina
Production: Diana Toucedo, co-produced by Insomnia Films

 

Silvia
by María Silvia Esteve, Argentina
Production: Gonzalo Moreno

 

This Film is About Me
by Alexis Delgado Búrdalo, Spain
Production: El Viaje Films

 

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT IN DIALOGUE WORKSHOP: WRITING AND EDITING
This workshop is intended for projects in writing and editing stage, aiming to establish a dialogue between the different moments of creation and production of a film.

 

Tutor: Laura Huertas Millán
She is a French-Colombian artist and filmmaker, whose works intertwine genres, and have been exhibit and screened all over the world, including at FIDMarseille (France), Fronteira Film Festival (Brazil), the Museum of Modern Art in Medellin (Colombia) and the Guggenheim Museum in New York. She’s a graduate of the Fine Arts School of Paris and Le Fresnoy, National Studio of Contemporary Arts, and holds an art practise-based PhD on “ethnographic fictions”.

 

Projects

 

A Ilha Invisível / The Invisible Island
by Rui Almeida Paiva, Portugal
Production: Cedro Plátano

 

Contos sobre o Esquecimento / Tales on Oblivion
by Dulce Fernandes, Portugal
Production: Ukbar Filmes

 

La Tela de Penélope
by Clara Sanz (Spain / France
Production: Les Films du Bilboquet

 

Manada / Herd
by Walter Tiepelmann, Argentina
Production: Impossible Films

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