From April 17th to 20th, after the screening of the films as part of the special programs, there will be talks on the themes covered.

These talks are being held in partnership with the FemGlocal research project and aim to promote reflection on different themes. In this edition the topics are abortion, women and revolutions, black and indigenous cinema.

The debates will be attended by the curators of the special programs as well as guests and moderators Ana Sofia Pereira and Diana Loureiro from FEMGlocal.

 

17th April

CASA COMUM | 16h15 – Screening of the movie “O Aborto Não é um Crime” by Monique

BAR BATALHA CENTRO DE CINEMA | 18h30 – Abortion is not a crime: conversation with Débora Diniz and Luciana Brito moderated by Ana Sofia Pereira.[1] [2]

 

18th April

BATALHA CENTRO DE CINEMA | 17h15 – Exhibition of the movies: “Revolução” de/by Ana Hatherly, “Casas para o povo” de/by Catarina Alves Costa, “A Caça Revoluções” de/by Margarida Rêgo, “Amanhã” de/by Solveig Nordlund e/and “Os Cravos e a Rocha” de/by Luísa Sequeira. “Os Cravos e a Rocha” de Luísa Sequeira.

BAR BATALHA CENTRO DE CINEMA | 18h30 – Women with Cameras – Cinema and Revolution: Conversation with Luísa Sequeira, Catarina Alves Costa, Raquel Freire, moderated by Ana Sofia Pereira (FEMglocal)

 

19th April

BATALHA CENTRO DE CINEMA | 17h15 – Exhibition of the films: “Muu Palaa – La Abuela Mar” de/by Olowaili Green, “Flores de la llanura” de/by Mariana Xochiquétzal Rivera, “La Carta” de/by Ángeles Cruz e/and “Aribada” de/by Simon(e) Jaikiriuma Paetau, Natalia Escobar.

BAR BATALHA CENTRO DE CINEMA | 18h30 – An intimate revolution. Of monsters and women in indigenous cinema: Conversation with Maria Luna-Rassa, moderated by Ana Sofia Pereira (FEMglocal)

 

20th April

BATALHA CENTRO DE CINEMA | 17h15 – Exhibition of the films: “O tempo é um pássaro” de/by Yasmin Thayná, “A Felicidade Delas” de/by Carol Rodrigues e/and “Deixa” de/by Mariana Jaspe.

BAR BATALHA CENTRO DE CINEMA | 18h30 – Love at last!: Conversation with Kitty Furtado and Janaína Oliveira, moderated by Diana Loureiro