Meet the programmers: September 28, online
A new IndieLisboa edition is approaching and film submissions are open until December 22nd* this year. For the second year running, a conversation will be held between the festival’s programme-makers and producers, directors and the general public, who sometimes have questions about the festival, submissions and the film selection process. With the purpose of clarifying […]
Recruitment – Communications Coordinator
IndieLisboa – Associação Cultural is recruiting a new member for the team. As of today, applications are open for the position of Communications Coordinator for the association, which, among others, includes the IndieLisboa and IndieJúnior Porto festivals. What’s it about? The person responsible for coordinating communications at IndieLisboa – Associação Cultural will have the main […]
Cineblog: Years ago, I was working on a movie… —That’s a combination
Marion Naccache’s latest film premiered in Portugal on 29 April in the Silvestre competition at IndieLisboa. At the wheel of this road movie, whose allegorical aroma manifests itself in notes from Nadja (Breton) and Ulysses (Joyce), we wander in the first person, lost on a New York road. The film is built on a conversation, […]
Euro Connection 2024: call for short film projects
The submissions for short films projects to the 16th edition of Euro Connection are now open, which will take place on February 6-7 2023 during the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival. This platform aims to assist partnerships between European producers in the production of short films.In each country, national correspondents evaluate all submitted projects and choose […]
Cineblog: On That Day in Lisbon — An arm wrestling muscle against oblivion
In 1940, thousands of European refugees arrived in Portugal, mostly Jews, hoping to escape the Nazi terror that was spreading across the continent at the time. Our country, on the edge of Europe, represented a temporary safe harbour, a crucial stop on the way to their true destination in America. More than 50 years later, […]
Cineblog: Between Light and Nowhere — a cosmic rave without leaving the site
A hallucinatory science fiction tale or a faithful portrait of Lisbon’s queer sphere, characterised by a desire for emancipation and an appreciation of bodily appetites. A journey, we could say, INTRA-galactic, through the planets of our unconscious, since dreams, visions and delusions form the core of the narrative. At first glance, it seems that Entre […]
Cineblog: De Humani Corporis Fabrica – A Refusal of Objectivity
When watching a film, it is practically impossible not to start making countless connections with works that we find similar, in an unbridled mental tapestry (especially those who tend to be maniacally apophenic). The obvious reference point that is mentioned over and over again in texts about De Humani Corporis Fabrica, co-directed by Lucien Castaing-Taylor […]
Cineblog: Creuse, where the sound is present
Creuse is a constant labour of presentification of sound. The deafening thud that emanates from it makes possible the emergence of an exercise necessary for the non-existence of a life. By taking the synaesthesia of the cinematographic experience to the extreme, it is a short film that distends itself. Because it asks for an abnormal […]
The 2024 edition wants films
IndieLisboa is looking for films, lots of films, after all, another great edition is coming in 2024, between May 23 and June 2. The programming committee is waiting for your films, which can be working versions or finalised works. Submissions can be made until 22 December 2023, but be aware of some important deadlines: Early […]
IndieJúnior Schools: open for registration
Schools Registrations After another unforgettable edition of IndieJúnior Lisboa, which gathered 9,049 spectators, 6,637 from the school sessions and 2,412 from the family sessions, the registration for the school programme for the 2024 edition is now open. The next edition of IndieLisboa is already confirmed and will take place in new dates, from May 23 […]
