No More History Without Us

Submerged in the sea of greenwashing that drowns them daily, two Amazonian filmmakers have decided to denounce, in this film manifesto, the entrails of the historical process of inventing and exploiting the forest as an inexhaustible Garden of Eden. Between Munich and Belém, they reveal how racism and prejudice, in Brazil and throughout the world, […]
The Last Sheperd of Sabugueiro

Dinis lives in Sabugueiro, at the foothills of the majestic Serra da Estrela mountains in the north-central region of Portugal. Passionate about both nature and animal life, this young high school student is dedicated and committed to pursuing the vocation of his choice: shepherding. He spends every weekend and school holiday tending his flock, guiding […]
The Sea Whispers Our Return

What happens to our essence when we are far from our land? Simón, a young Rapa Nui–Chilean marine biologist, returns to the island after years on the mainland, drawn by his dreams and the wisdom of his mother. Among wandering sea turtles and an ancestral ocean, he discovers the echo of his own search in […]
The Time Of Waters

A humble farmer, attached to the memory of his father, struggles to remain on his farm despite the difficulties imposed by the cycle of the Amazon rivers. With the arrival of a great flood, he must decide whether to stay or abandon his house.
DARU/N

Every morning, Lucila Mota de Souza, a 80-year-old indigenous healer, turns on the radio, contemplates the rainforest in front of her house and asks herself a question: What will happen when we die, the rainforest and I? As forest fires approach her house, she awakens an old dream.
Linha Vermelha

Em 1975, a equipa de Thomas Harlan filmou a ocupação da herdade Torre Bela, no centro de Portugal. Três décadas depois, “Linha Vermelha” revisita este filme emblemático do período revolucionário português: de que forma Harlan interferiu nos acontecimentos que parecem desenvolver-se naturalmente diante da câmara? Qual foi o impacto do filme na vida dos ocupantes […]
Sukande Kasáká

“Ailing Land”. Kamikia and Lewaiki, from the Khĩsêdjê people, are forced to abandon their largest village after detecting pesticide contamination that poisons their land, rivers, and food. Surrounded by monocultures of soy, they fight to protect their culture, their families, and their territory, facing an invisible enemy that threatens their very existence.
We are Two Abysses

Living alone in the highest mountains of Portugal, Carlos has spent years writing letters to his beloved late wife, suspended in a time that no longer exists. His solitary world is disrupted when a filmmaker, on a quest to find a mysterious lake, stumbles upon him. What begins as a chance encounter soon evolves into […]
Silent Panorama

In this animated miniature a drawing gradually comes to life before our eyes, telling a story not only of a wild boar on the run, but also of the ways in which people occupy the places that used to belong to nature. Based on memories of a walk in the Belgian Ardennes. This film was […]
Ribeiro de Baixo, Cabo do Mundo

Three outsiders arrive at Ribeiro de Baixo, a village on the northern highlands of Portugal, where mysterious night lights foretell the death of its inhabitants. In the silence of the valley, two women, Áurea and Umbelina spend their days watching over the cattle across the border, sharing tales of encounters with wolves and ancient traditions. […]