Portugal 854 articles available in total starting from 05/09/2002. Last article published on 11/09/2025. previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 ... 84 85 86 next Review: Once Upon a Time in GazaCANNES 2025: In their humanistic, precise and relaxed style, brothers Arab and Tarzan Nasser put together the true and the false, reality and fiction, genre cinema and geo-political x-ray 19/05 | Cannes 2025 | Un Certain RegardReview: I Only Rest in the StormCANNES 2025: Portuguese auteur Pedro Pinho crafts an epic chronicle of an expat NGO worker discovering himself in Guinea-Bissau 17/05 | Cannes 2025 | Un Certain RegardBlack Butterflies wins Best Film at the 8th Quirino AwardsDavid Baute's Spanish-Panamanian co-production triumphs at the Ibero-American animation awards alongside the Brazilian series Irmão do Jorel and the Uruguayan short film Los carpinchos 13/05 | SpainReview: We Are Two AbyssesKopal Joshy’s debut film explores the unconventional symbiotic relationship between herself and an older man she met by accident in the mountains of Portugal 13/05 | IndieLisboa 2025Review: The Portuguese HouseWith her second feature film, a charming film that restores your faith in humanity, Avelina Prat confirms that she has invented the “auteur feel-good movie” 08/05 | Films | Reviews | Spain/PortugalInterview: Paula Tomás Marques • Director of Two Times João Liberada"We had a synopsis of a violent life, and we didn't want to portray that"The Portuguese director discusses her collaborative process, the act of transcending temporality and creating the film’s tangible materiality on celluloid 08/05 | IndieLisboa 2025Grand Tour wins Best Film at Portugal's Sophia AwardsMiguel Gomes’ latest feature has scooped three trophies, but Rodrigo Areias’ The Worst Man in London pipped it to the post with four 29/04 | Festivals | Awards | PortugalBrazil triumphs at the Platino Awards with I’m Still HereWalter Salles' political drama wins Best Ibero-American Dramatic Film, Best Director and Best Actress for Fernanda Torres 28/04 | Festivals | Awards | Spain/Latin AmericaReview: Obscure Night - "Ain’t I a Child?”In the final chapter of his touching trilogy about migration, Sylvain George and his protagonists arrive in the city of Paris where splendour flirts with misery 11/04 | Visions du Réel 2025IndieLisboa unveils its full programmeBoasting a record number of features selected for the National Competition, the 22nd edition will be bookended by Matthew Rankin’s Universal Language and Jia Zhangke’s Caught by the Tides 09/04 | IndieLisboa 2025 previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 ... 84 85 86 next