Doclisboa seeks to imagine reality through new cinematic forms of perception, reflection and action, placing filmmaking into dialogue with its history to question the present of cinema. Doclisboa is interested in films that are rigorous about their conceptual and formal implications; films that experiment with cinema’s artistic and political possibilities and refuse to be categorized; films that engage with and mirror the complexity of the world. Doclisboa offers a ground where cinema and the contemporary are investigated as acts of being together in, and with, time.

Cinema of Urgency

Debate: Can One Be Neutral?

We are used to associate journalism with neutrality, but can one be neutral? Why won’t journalism take a political stance and shoulder its standpoint before the world? To discuss such questions we invited Guilherme Luz (Jornal Mapa), Marisa Torres da Silva (professor and researcher at FCSH NOVA), Pedro Bragança (Os Truques da Imprensa Portuguesa) and Sandra Monteiro (Le Monde Diplomatique) to take part in a casual, open and interactive talk.

23-10-2019
18:30 • CU • 60’

Cinema São Jorge

Sala 2

Debate: Can One Be Neutral?

Cinema of Urgency

A nossa bandeira jamais será vermelha

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