For twelve days every year, IndieLisboa International Independent Film Festival offers the public a unique opportunity: to be able to view Portuguese and foreign films of all genres (fiction, documentary, animation, experimental films, including both feature-length and short), which could not be seen otherwise, since the festival’s programme mainly features works that do not reach the so-called commercial distribution channels.
In addition to promoting national films, IndieLisboa also puts considerable effort into establishing links between guests (filmmakers, programmers, distributors, critics and other professionals) and spectators through a professionally enriching programme of side activities: debates, seminars, talks, meetings, parties and concerts. This year’s programme paid tribute to the work of Jem Cohen, Paul Vecchiali, Gusztáv Hámos and Katja Pratschke.
With the support of AC/E the festival screened a selection of recent films enabling audiences to discover the variety of Spain's current production.
In addition to promoting national films, IndieLisboa also puts considerable effort into establishing links between guests (filmmakers, programmers, distributors, critics and other professionals) and spectators through a professionally enriching programme of side activities: debates, seminars, talks, meetings, parties and concerts. This year’s programme paid tribute to the work of Jem Cohen, Paul Vecchiali, Gusztáv Hámos and Katja Pratschke.
With the support of AC/E the festival screened a selection of recent films enabling audiences to discover the variety of Spain's current production.