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.

From the Earth to the Moon

Hampton

Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson

2019 • United States • 7’

Hampton follows the University of Virginia gospel choir, Black Voices, returning from a triumphant concert in Hampton Roads.

Screened with

Sugarcoated Arsenic

Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson

How Can I Ever Be Late

Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson

Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson

Fastest Man in the State

Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson

Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson

Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson

19-10-2019
22:30 • TL/EM • 69’

Culturgest

Pequeno Auditório

From the Earth to the Moon

143 Sahara Street

70kg

A Story from Africa

Adolescentes

Black Bus Stop

Blow It to Bits

Brexit Behind Closed Doors

Chão

Family Romance, LLC

Fastest Man in the State

Heimat Is a Space in Time

How Can I Ever Be Late

Judenrein

Karelia: International with Monument

La vida en común

Movements of a Nearby Mountain

Nomad: In the Footsteps of Bruce Chatwin

O Último Sonho

On Air

Où en êtes-vous, Teresa Villaverde?

Palimpsest of the Africa Museum

Portraits of Identification

Sonhámos Um País

Status and Terrain

Sugarcoated Arsenic

Suzanne Daveau

The Brink

The Last Port – Beyond the Bridge

Un film dramatique

Until the Sun Dies

We Demand