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Upcoming events at Cinemateca Portuguesa - Museu do Cinema, Santo António, Lisboa.
Rua Barata Salgueiro 39, 1250-096 · Santo António · Directions ↗ · 9 upcoming
EXHIBITIONS
Lourais Castro
Sociedade Nacional de Belas-Artes retrospective gathers significant works and documents revealing the singular artistic trajectory of Lourdes Castro (1930-2022).
CINEMA
The Hoe Belongs to Everyone - On 'Torre Bela'
Cinemateca Portuguesa screens and discusses Torre Bela, examining collective labour, ownership and community in post-revolutionary Portugal through the lens of an agricultural cooperative.
CINEMA
The Fall of Dictatorships and the Emergence of New Cinemas
Cinemateca Portuguesa examines Greece, Spain and Portugal through cinema spanning the collapse of three European dictatorial regimes in the twentieth century and their cultural aftermath.
CINEMA
A Casa - Part Two
The second part explores what happens when filmmakers turn the camera inward, not to the external world but into their own homes. At Cinemateca Portuguesa.
CLASSIC
Patrícia Saramago - "Making and remaking is daily work in the editing room
Retrospective honouring filmmaker Patrícia Saramago (1975-2025), born in Lisbon after the April Revolution. Celebrates her legacy and unfinished work.
CINEMA
Journey to the End of the World
The journey continues with three European stages. Includes G.W. Pabst's Street Without Sun, one of his masterworks. At Cinemateca Portuguesa.
CINEMA
Director's Cut
A curated selection of restored and newly digitised heritage films. At Cinemateca Portuguesa.
DOCUMENTARY
This is Not a Documentary - Mockumentary Retrospective
A retrospective of mockumentaries, films that blend the false and the parodied. At Cinemateca Portuguesa.
FESTIVAL
FIMFA Lx'26 at Cinemateca
Puppet and animated film festival brings a constellation of international artists to Lisbon (7-31 May), featuring theatrical performances, street acts, and workshops celebrating movement and form.