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SELECTED FILMS

These are the 115 selected films included in Lusophone Film Fest sessions worldwide.

(shown here in alphabetical order)

Kalunga

22

Kalunga

min

Kalunga

From a place far from home, Lara is driven by enigmatic dreams to fulfill a spiritual birth ritual that will take her along with her dead aunt back to Africa.

Lara Sousa

Mozambique

2018

Kevin

81

Kevin

min

Kevin

It’s the first time that Joana, a Brazilian woman, visits her friend Kevin in Uganda. They became friends 20 years ago while studying in Germany and they haven’t seen each other in a long time. A film about a friendship between women.

Joana Oliveira

Brazil

2021

Waste Land

100

Waste Land

min

Lixo Extraordinário

Lucy Walker

Brazil

2010

Lockdown has no vaccine

16

Lockdown has no vaccine

min

Lockdown, não tem vacina

“Lockdown” tells the story of four women within the context of domestic violence aggravated by the Covid-19 pandemic. This fictional story based on real facts portrays the difficulties that each one faces. Portuguese version only, No subtitles

Daila Ferreira

Brazil

2020

Luanda, the Music Factory

56

Luanda, the Music Factory

min

Luanda, A Fábrica da Música

The young poets live in a Luanda musseque (slum) in permanent construction. Dj Buda is one of them and everyone wants to get onto his machine cranking out Kuduro rhythms. Buda creates electrifying electronic rhythms that sing loudly into the classic Frank Sinatra-style microphone. Each kid sings his/her story in his/her own way, words and style. The result of these Buda sessions is a cacophonic polyphony that tells about life in Angola. This film is a hymn to how Angolans are creating, producing, selling and consuming their own music. A cry for independence, for voice, for Angola!

Inês Gonçalves & Kiluanje Liberdade

Angola

2009

Lusophony the (r)Evolution

65

Lusophony the (r)Evolution

min

Lusofonia a (r)Evolução

A Red Bull Music Academy production filmed with the fast-beat of a music video. From Portuguese fado, Angolan kuduro, Cape Verdean morna, Brazilian baile funk, hiphop or rock, this film sheds light on a new movement being born out of the cultural mix of the Portuguese-speaking countries.

Red Bull Music Academy

Portugal

2006

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