Amarante Abramovici

In the childhood circus, time stops for a last dance under the big top. Juggle with the images, the memories, the dreams, the fears, the desires and the stories that we tell ourselves before we fall asleep.

The residency project began as a bi-weekly film club. From the start, the idea of ​​stepping to the "other side" of the camera and creating a film together was present. The result is a film that is a meeting place: for those who seek images and those who see them, for those who seek home and those who have already found it.

A dreamlike journey seen through the eyes of a trans-human as well as a kino-symphony of voices from the multiple personas of Fernando Pessoa, Lisbon Revisited shows alternative ways of looking at and hearing the city. Celebrating its greatest phantom and confronting his ambiguous and pervasive sexuality, the film is spoken in the three languages in which Pessoa wrote, Portuguese, English and French.

A journey through the Portuguese Ongoing Revolutionary Process

A film by Amarante Abramovici

In the childhood circus, time stops for a last dance under the big top. Juggle with the images, the memories, the dreams, the fears, the desires and the stories that we tell ourselves before we fall asleep.

The residency project began as a bi-weekly film club. From the start, the idea of ​​stepping to the "other side" of the camera and creating a film together was present. The result is a film that is a meeting place: for those who seek images and those who see them, for those who seek home and those who have already found it.

The residency project began as a bi-weekly film club. From the start, the idea of ​​stepping to the "other side" of the camera and creating a film together was present. The result is a film that is a meeting place: for those who seek images and those who see them, for those who seek home and those who have already found it.

A journey through the Portuguese Ongoing Revolutionary Process

A film by Amarante Abramovici