Directing
Inês Lima
Place of birth
Portugal
Known for
Directing
Credits
7 titles
Inês Lima (Setúbal) is an independent artist that explores the moving image, soundscapes, writing and film programming. She has been working the analog medium as an experimental vehicle in her work, intersecting personal themes with nature and ecology, traditions and memory, antagonisms and superstitions. Her work has been shown at national and international film festivals, and exhibited in cultural venues such as the Cinemateca Portuguesa, MALBA Museum (Argentina) or the Tabakalera Cultural Center (Spain). She worked as a film programmer at the IndieLisboa International Film Festival between 2019 and 2022.
Known for
NRIn the hot month of August, Alice and her siblings go to their grandmother’s summer house. As the days go by, the house becomes a hive of slow straying bodies, as Alice becomes more and more engrained in her grandmother’s colonial past.
De Madrugada
2017
Video installation study between landscape, a woman, and the portrait of both.
Coral I
2021
8.0Accompanied by two botanical guides, a group of hikers embarks on a journey through the enchanting landscapes of Arrábida Natural Park. As they traverse the park's diverse flora and fauna, they uncover evidence of a troubling transformation: rather than the work of nature, it becomes clear that human intervention is reshaping this once-pristine environment.
The Moving Garden
2024
NRNo synopsis available yet.
The House in the North
2021
Behind the camera
NRIn the hot month of August, Alice and her siblings go to their grandmother’s summer house. As the days go by, the house becomes a hive of slow straying bodies, as Alice becomes more and more engrained in her grandmother’s colonial past.
De Madrugada
2017
NRIn the hot month of August, Alice and her siblings go to their grandmother’s summer house. As the days go by, the house becomes a hive of slow straying bodies, as Alice becomes more and more engrained in her grandmother’s colonial past.
De Madrugada
2017
Video installation study between landscape, a woman, and the portrait of both.
Coral I
2021
8.0Accompanied by two botanical guides, a group of hikers embarks on a journey through the enchanting landscapes of Arrábida Natural Park. As they traverse the park's diverse flora and fauna, they uncover evidence of a troubling transformation: rather than the work of nature, it becomes clear that human intervention is reshaping this once-pristine environment.
The Moving Garden
2024
8.0Accompanied by two botanical guides, a group of hikers embarks on a journey through the enchanting landscapes of Arrábida Natural Park. As they traverse the park's diverse flora and fauna, they uncover evidence of a troubling transformation: rather than the work of nature, it becomes clear that human intervention is reshaping this once-pristine environment.
The Moving Garden
2024
8.0Accompanied by two botanical guides, a group of hikers embarks on a journey through the enchanting landscapes of Arrábida Natural Park. As they traverse the park's diverse flora and fauna, they uncover evidence of a troubling transformation: rather than the work of nature, it becomes clear that human intervention is reshaping this once-pristine environment.
The Moving Garden
2024
NRNo synopsis available yet.
The House in the North
2021