Sessão de cinema sobre a guerra colonial no Museu do Aljube Resistência e Liberdade.
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Independence: film screening at Museu do Aljube
Film Session: Independence, by Fradique, revealing the memories of those who fought on the other side of the war the exhibition The War Kept explores, 28th jan, 15h30
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The War Kept: exhibtion at Museu do Aljube
On photography of Portuguese soldiers in Angola, Guinea Bissau and Mozambique (1961-74) through personal collections of men who were once soldiers. Maria José Lobo Antunes and Inês Ponte. Until 20th March.
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Anthropology and FIlm Programme: APA 2022
The Anthropology and Film Programme takes place in Évora, september 2022, as part of the APA Congress.
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Making a Living in the Dry Season in Macau – DocLisboa
Exibição do documentário Making a Living in the Dry Season (35′, Angola, Reino Unido, Portugal), na extensão do DOCLISBOA, Festival Internacional de Cinema, em Macau.…
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NAFA Film Festival in Lisbon
Nordic International Ethnographic Film Festival takes place in Lisbon, 29 set – 2 oct 2021. Inês Ponte participates in a seminar for southern european anthropologists and filmmakers.
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Arquiteturas Film Festival
Inês Ponte was a member of the jury for the competitive section of the 8th Arquiteturas Film Festival, along with Fernanda Fragateiro (artist), Fernanda Polacow (filmmaker), Richard John Seymour (photographer) and Pedro Campos Costa (architect), appreciating 23 films, including shorts, medium and long features, in documentary, fiction, animation and experimental films on contemporary issues related to the built environment. The festival took place between 1 and 6 June, Cinema São Jorge, Lisbon.
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Discussion: decolonising film archives
Live discussion between Tamer El Said, Inês Ponte, and Catarina Simão – moderated by Diana McCarty, hosted by Jumọke Adeyanju for the programme Latitude on air.
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A Common Humanity: review of documentary film
Review of the documentary film ‘Making a Living in the Dry Season’, at the Modern Times Review: the European Documentary Magazine.
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Talk at DocLisboa: cinema and sustainability
Collective talk about cinema and sustainability based on 4 films screened at DocLisboa, international film festival.
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