Plastic Surgery

A doctor on her last day before maternity leave is thrown into chaos when a hidden threat emerges.
Up to the last Drop

Carla Chambel, a Portuguese actress and mum, takes us on a journey about the relationship with water and action with our freshwater resources. From her childhood memories, she embarks on a journey to delve deeper and find answers to her social and ecological concerns. But as she investigates her doubts, listening to local communities, scientists […]
The Killing Fields

Artist Willow Naomi Curry finds haunting connections between the chemical compounds found in Superfund and brownfield sites and those used by the US military, asking us to consider the cost of empire.
WHITE HOUSE EFFECT
One with the whale

Hunting whales is a matter of life and death for the inhabitants of St. Lawrence, a small island in the Bering Sea. So when Chris Agra Apassingok becomes the youngest person to harpoon a whale in his Alaskan village, his mother proudly shares the news on Facebook. To her surprise, thousands of keyboard activists brutally […]
Book “A Portuguese Look: Cinema and Nature in the 21st Century”

“How does contemporary Portuguese cinema represent nature? What motifs from the natural world animate Portuguese films released since 2000? What narrative, conceptual and aesthetic forces does our recent cinema find in this independent, continuous and simultaneous manifestation of life, that is, of its physical phenomena and beings?” These were the questions that motivated Filipa Rosário […]
Big Bang Henda

Tearing down statues and symbols, building new memories, framing the destroyed landscape, writing letters to the future, reversing power dynamics: Big Bang Henda is a documentary-poetry-manifesto about the work of Angolan artist Kiluanji Kia Henda. He takes us on a journey through his creations and reflections, which are at the forefront of anti-colonial thinking, urging […]
Peas

A portrait of the people who work the land in Ervilha, a private plot left abandoned in one of the richest areas of Porto: Foz do Douro. Ervilha faces the same threat as our world: being destroyed in the name of progress. A new avenue is being planned that will destroy an area that feeds […]
Migratory movements

Pedro Paniágua recently arrived in Brazil and faces a daily challenge to survive. He plans to bring his family when he adapts to the new country. When a swallow lands on his house, he is torn between the routine of looking for a job and trying to save the bird. Everywhere he goes, he encounters […]
Night in a forest

In the 15th century in Portugal, a group of monks built a wall around a forest and prevented women from entering. But the hands of the living can’t control everything: in the invisible world, where night reigns and only souls illuminate the forest, women have built their kingdom, without walls.