The link between cinema and music is at the epicentre of this competitive section. It delves not infrequently into the historical, political and social contexts that accompany the musical movements of the selected films.
The IndieMusic journey might begin in the United States, where the cosmic jazz of Sun Ra meets the folk of Bob Dylan and Neil Young alongside the punk, noise, rock and chaos of the Butthole Surfers. From there we head down to Cuba to hear the nueva trova of Pablo Milanés. We pass through Brazil to discover Jocy de Oliveira, a pioneer of electronic music, and to reaffirm the power of Brazilian funk. We then make a stop in Mali to the sound of Amadou & Mariam. We soar over the Caribbean and the bubbling style before landing in Lisbon to enjoy Vítor Rua, find out who is afraid of Zurita de Oliveira, and end the night in a garage in Viseu in the 1980s and 90s.
