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In-Between Scenes by Rui Simões, is a documentary filmed during the shooting of Os Maias - (Alguns) episódios da vida romântica, the cinematic adaptation directed by João Botelho of the homonymous novel by Eça de Queirós. Following the cast in and out of scenes of the period film In-Between Scenes takes on its role as an extension to the history of the Maias family, exposing the lies of cinema, moving in between reality and fiction.
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fiction | 13' | 2014
director | Tiago Rosa-Rosso
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Two characters of a portuguese film question their brief existence.
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1950, 'Bairro Alto': João is 13 years old and decides to make his first incursion to the "prostitutes' district" in Lisbon. It was the beginning of a new stage in his life, set in a neighborhood also made of many distinct levels. What does remain today from the famous 'Bairro Alto'? The prostitutes and journalists, the artists and artisans... What has been changing, and how does it affect the future of the city? We follow the faces and the voices that fill up the empty streets with excitement, both day and night, in an attempt to inscribe the memories and expectations, dreams and desires that make up the whole of 'Bairro Alto', in the year of its 500th anniversary.
What would you take with you if you had to leave home without knowing if you would come back? Between 1974 and 1976, nearly 300 thousand Portuguese had to leave Angola. More than 100 thousand were born there. This is the story of the incredible escapes from Angola by land, sea and air. And of everything that they didn't want to leave behind.
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Documentary about the work and life of António Ole, one of the most notable contemporary artists from Angola.
documentary | 55' | 2013
director | Ana Branco
"Stop Don't Stop" is a documentary about the survival of a space and the people who inhabit it. A shopping mall, built in the early 80's, was once the second biggest mall in the city of Porto, today is transformed in a music territory, a cult place, a gigantic improvised musical studio. With about half a dozen stores still open, the ones who managed to survive the emerging of bigger shopping malls, Stop mall remains alive thanks to an attentive landlord who managed to transform a forgotten mall in a place of work for more than 100 bands and 400 musicians that rehearse there regularly, distributed through three storeys, in windowed stores that are rented by the month for a symbolic price, without the necessary sound enclosure.
