Awards / Portugal (The article continues below - Commercial information) 45 articles available in total starting from 17/09/2002. Last article published on 11/05/2026. previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 next Portugal’s FEST crowns AloysThe Portuguese film Brothers by Pedro Magano has snagged the Best Documentary Award 28/06/2016 | Festivals | Awards | PortugalCapitão Falcão snags six trophies at the Sophia AwardsAmor Impossível, which garnered 17 nominations, won in the main sections, including Best Film, Best Actor (José Mata) and Best Actress (Victoria Guerra) 17/05/2016 | Awards | PortugalLeonor Silveira receives the first Bárbara Virgínia AwardThe new prize created by the Academy of Portuguese Cinema is named after the country’s first female director 15/12/2015 | Awards | PortugalOs Gatos Nao Têm Vertigens triumphs at the Áquila AwardsAntónio-Pedro Vasconcelos’ film won four of the seven prizes for which it was nominated 14/12/2015 | Awards | PortugalSophia Awards crown Os Gatos não têm VertigensAntónio-Pedro Vasconcelos’ film clinched nine awards, including Film, Director, Actress, Actor and Original Script 03/04/2015 | Awards | PortugalOs Gatos não têm vertigens heads up the list of nominees for the Sophia AwardsAntónio-Pedro Vasconcelos’ film has been nominated in 15 categories, while The Maias – Story of a Portuguese Family, the most-seen movie of 2014, has 13 nods 05/03/2015 | Awards | PortugalAmour Fou awarded at Lisbon and Estoril Film FestivalThe showcase drew to a close last night with the triumph of Jessica Hausner’s latest film, Amour Fou 17/11/2014 | Awards | PortugalAction4Climate awards Portuguese Gonçalo TochaYoung directors from all over the world talk about climate change during Action4Climate 03/11/2014 | Awards | PortugalOs Gatos Não Têm Vertigens vies for a Goya nominationWhile hoping for recognition in Spain, the Maria do Céu Guerra-starring drama is also conquering Portuguese viewers 10/10/2014 | Awards | Portugal/SpainSophia Awards: The Last Time I Saw Macao makes a splashJoão Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata’s film has been named Best Film at a ceremony marked by José Fonseca e Costa’s criticisms of the ICA 09/10/2014 | Awards | Portugal previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)