João Botelho brings Alexandre O’Neill back to the silver screen after Um Adeus Português. In a film with a penchant for the musical and the oneiric, the cast includes Pedro Lacerda, Inês Castel-Branco, Claudio da Silva, Crista Alfaiate, Rita Blanco, Luis Lima Barreto, Soraia Chaves, Joana Santos, Gabriela Barros, Maya Booth, Vera Moura , Maria João Pinho, Dinarte Branco, Pedro Diogo, Isabel Zuaa, Joana Botelho, among others.

Maria Lamas became known as a Portuguese feminist political activist, as well as a translator and journalist, who wrote a fundamental work, As Mulheres do Meu País, which intimately and meticulously portrayed the conditions of women in Portugal, in the late 1940s. The film is about the process of writing this book (through the estate, the diaries), but also a reflection on Lamas herself as a figure of Portuguese feminism.

A short film from the 1960s, a production by Francisco de Castro, Albufeira is a promotional film encouraging tourism in the Algarvian city (as is Lisboa, Jardim da Europa), showing, however, the authorial and experimental touch of António Macedo, one of the founders of the Portuguese Cinema Novo, who was always inclined to escape constrictions of production. This screening taks place within the project FILMar, operated by Cinemateca Portuguesa – Museu do Cinema, with the finantial support of the EEAGrants 2020-2024 program