SELECTED FILMS

Also titled "A story that changed its geography", this film tells the story of the Portuguese emigrants that arrived in SoHo after World War II. Through their stories we discover the history of this neighborhood and of New York itself.

The story of a 13-year-old boy in a Lisbon suburb on a small odyssey in search of his mother who one day did not return home. A boy’s first contact with the complexities and absurdities of a bureaucratic and incomprehensible grown-up world. Winner of Berlin's Golden Bear for Best Short.

Ode is a black man. His brother Luiz was beaten to death during a conflict in an occupation of Belo Horizonte. The film uses allegories and symbolism to contextualize political, racial, ancestry and urbanization relations in the most recent Brazilian political scenario.

The University of Coimbra in Portugal was founded in the 13th century and is one of the oldest in the World. Edgar arrives from the countryside and soon realises that centuries of traditions are hard to break through. He decides to find his way into the university through its women.

Every day, a seven year old boy takes the bus to school with his nanny. One morning he bumps into an old man wearing ragged clothes that spends his days reading books. The story of an unexpected friendship between a little boy and an old bum, cutting across generations and social classes.

Explores the Portuguese Colonial Exhibition held in Porto in 1934. A pair of researchers piece together a picture of an event officially presented as a showcase of the southern European country's foreign achievements.