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List-Of-Films-EN.Pdf IndieLisboa’12 has selected 245 films (80 features and 165 shorts) from a total of 3906 submissions covering all festival sections. Portuguese cinema always has a spe- Fiction Documentary cial spotlight at the festival. This year we have selected 48 Portuguese films (10 features and 38 shorts), 24 of those among the National Competition. IndieLisboa’s 80 program is composed of 234 screenings at four thea- 110 ters: Culturgest, Cinema São Jorge, Cinema City Classic Alvalade and Cinemateca Portuguesa - Museu do Cinema. 43 11 Animation Experimental 3 International Competition The International Competition for short and feature films is composed of works that have never been publicly screened in Portugal, finished in the current year or the year before. To this section can apply first or second works - fiction, animation, docu- mentaries or experimental films. Feature Films The Kiosk Anete Melece, Switzerland/anim., 2013, 7’ Äta sova dö/Eat Sleep Die Gabriela Pichler, Sweden, fic., 2012, 104’ Má Raça/Bad Blood André Santos, Marco Leão, Portugal/fic., 2013, 19’ A Batalha de Tabatô/The Battle of Tabatô João Viana, Portugal, fic., 2013, 78’ Mademoiselle Kiki et les Montparnos/Kiki of Montparnasse Amelie Harrault, France/Belgium/anim., 2012, 14’ Eles Voltam/They Will Return Marcelo Lordello, Brazil, fic., 2012, 105’ La maison d’Olga Morgane Le Péchon, France/anim., 2012, 6’ Francine Brian M. Cassidy, Melanie Shatzky, USA/Canada/fic., 2012, 74’ Maria/Mary Mónica Lairana, Argentina/fic., 2012, 13’ Lacrau João Vladimiro, Portugal, doc./fic., 2013, 99’ The Mass of Men Gabriel Gauchet, United Kingdom/fic., 2012, 17’ Leones Jazmín López, Argentina/France/Netherlands, fic., 2012, 82’ Las mujeres del pasajero/The Women and the Passenger Patricia Correa, Valentina Macpherson, Chile/doc., 2012, 45’ Leviathan Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Véréna Paravel, United Kingdom/USA/France, doc., Musique de chambre/Chamber music 2012, 87’ Julia Kowalski, France/fic., 2012, 23’ Ma belle gosse/My Blue-Eyed Girl Na Sua Companhia/By Your Side Shalimar Preuss, France, fic., 2011, 80’ Marcelo Caetano, Brazil/fic., 2012, 22’ Orléans Nadya Virgil Vernier, France, fic., 2012, 60’ Jonathan Sanford, Mary Rasmussen, Russia/USA/fic., 2012, 11’ Simon Killer Noelia Antonio Campos , USA, fic., 2012, 105’ María Alché, Argentina/fic., 2012, 15’ Youth Presuda/The Verdict Tom Shoval , Israel/Germany/fic., 2013, 107’ Đuro Gavran, Croatia/doc., 2013, 11’ Quatro Horas Descalço Short Films Ico Costa, France/Portugal/fic., 2012, 15’ 43,000 Feet Resistente/Resistance Campbell Hooper, New Zealand/fic., 2012, 9’ Renate Costa Perdomo, Salla Sori, Denmark/Finland/Paraguay, doc., 2012, 21’ À Beira de Lisboa/On the Edge of Lisbon Pablo Briones, Switzerland/Portugal/doc., 2013, 8’ La rivière inversée/The Inverted River Sophie Valero, France/doc., 2012, 16’ Achill Gudrun Krebitz, Germany/anim., 2012, 9’ Rodri Franco Lolli, France/fic., 2012, 24’ El acompañante/The Companion Alvaro Delgado Aparicio, Peru/fic., 2012, 20’ El ruido de las estrellas me aturde/ The Sound of the Stars Dazes Me Adelshingst/The Noble Stud Eduardo Williams, Argentina/fic., 2012, 21’ Sofia Priftis, Linus Hartin, Sweden/anim., 2013, 14’ Sept heures trois fois par année Avant que de tout perdre Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, André Turpin, Canada/fic., 2012, 4’ Xavier Legrand, France/fic., 2012, 30’ The Tiger’s Mind Choir Tour Beatrice Gibson, United Kingdom/exp./fic., 2012, 23’ Edmunds Jansons, Latvia/anim., 2012, 5’ Two Islands Comme des lapins (Chroniques de la poisse, Jan Ijäs, Finland/doc., 2012, 5’ chap. 2)/Like Rabbits (Sticky Ends, chap. 2) Osman Cerfon, France/anim., 2012, 8’ Unser Lied/One Song Catalina Molina, Austria/fic., 2012, 29’ Da Vinci Yuri Ancarani, Italy/doc./exp., 2012, 20’ Velocity Karolina Glusiec, United Kingdom/anim., 2012, 6’ Desterro/Displaced Cláudio Marques, Marília Hughes, Brazil/doc., 2012, 14’ Vem plockar upp skärvor av ett sprucket jag/Queen of Splinters Anna-Sofia Nylund, Finland/doc., 2012, 14’ Feux Thibaut Piotrowski, France/fic., 2012, 40’ Vie et mort de l’illustre Grigori Efimovitch Raspoutine/ Life and Death of the Illustrious Grigori Efimovitch Rasputin Forbidden Room Céline Devaux, France/anim., 2012, 10’ Emanuel Nevado, Ricardo Almeida, Portugal/anim., 2013, 18’ Volume The Giant Mahalia Belo, United Kingdom/fic., 2012, 27’ David Raboy, USA/fic., 2012, 21’ Whateverest Helmut Kristoffer Borgli, Norway/Denmark/doc., 2012, 15’ Rose Turpin, Eric Turpin, France/fic., 2012, 8’ Wiosna Lato Jesien/Spring Summer Fall Je sens le beat qui monte en moi/Beauty and the Beat Piotr Złotorowicz, Poland/doc., 2012, 15’ Yann Le Quellec, France/fic., 2012, 32’ 4 National Competition This section aims at giving national and international recognition to Portuguese shorts and features finished in the current year or the year before. This section is compo- sed of films from the International Competition, Emerging Cinema and Observatory. Feature Films Short Films A Batalha de Tabatô/The Battle of Tabatô O Coveiro João Viana, Portugal, fic., 2013, 78’ André Gil Mata, Portugal/fic. / anim., 2012, 16’ Bobô Dive Inês Oliveira, Portugal, fic., 2013, 104’ Sandro Aguilar, Portugal/fic., 2012, 10’ Campo de Flamingos sem Flamingos A Dupla Coincidência dos Desejos/ André Príncipe, Portugal, doc., 2013, 70’ Double Coincidence of Wants João Vieira Torres, Alexandre Melo, Portugal/France/Brazil, fic., 2013, 15’ É o Amor/That’s Love João Canijo, Portugal, fic., 2013, 135’ Entre Paredes/Within Walls Lacrau Tânia S. Ferreira, Gonçalo Robalo, Portugal/fic., 2013, 25’ João Vladimiro, Portugal, doc./fic., 2013, 99’ O Facínora Paulo Abreu, Portugal/fic., 2012, 26’ Um Fim do Mundo/The End of the World Pedro Pinho, Portugal, fic., 2013, 62’ Forbidden Room Emanuel Nevado, Ricardo Almeida, Portugal/anim., 2013, 18’ Fragmentos de uma Observação Participativa Filipa Reis, João Miller Guerra, Portugal/doc., 2013, 35’ Gingers António Da Silva, United Kingdom/Portugal/doc., 2013, 15’ A Herdade dos Defuntos/The Estate of the Dead Patrick Mendes, Portugal/fic., 2013, 10’ Imaculado/Immaculate Gonçalo Waddington, Portugal/fic., 2012, 16’ Má Raça/Bad Blood André Santos, Marco Leão, Portugal/fic., 2013, 19’ Plutão/Pluto Jorge Jácome, Portugal/fic., 2013, 30’ Rhoma Acans Leonor Teles, Portugal/doc., 2012, 12’ Sizígia Luis Urbano, Portugal/fic., 2012, 17’ Terra Pedro Lino, Portugal/United Kingdom/doc. / exp., 2013, 10’ 5 Observatory Some of the most important films of the year, namely those by renown authors, never publicly screened in Portugal. In 2013, Observatory includes a special focus on director Ulrich Seidl. Feature Films Short Films Before Midnight The Black Balloon Richard Linklater, USA/Greece/fic., 2013, 108’ Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie, USA/fic., 2012, 21’ Death Row Ce que mon amour doit voir/What My Love Must See Werner Herzog, Austria/USA/doc., 2012, 208’ François Bonenfant, France/Portugal, fic., 2013, 11’ É o Amor/That’s Love Century João Canijo, Portugal/fic., 2013, 135’ Kevin Jerome Everson, USA/exp., 2012, 7’ Frances Ha Chemin faisant Noah Baumbach, USA/fic., 2012, 86’ Georges Schwizgebel, Switzerland/anim., 2012, 4’ Museum Hours The Creation As We Saw It Jem Cohen, Austria/USA/fic., 2012, 107’ Ben Rivers, United Kingdom/doc., 2012, 14’ No Dad’s Stick Pablo Larraín, Chile/fic., 2012, 110’ John Smith, United Kingdom/doc./exp., 2012, 5’ Shirley – Visions of Reality Dive: Approach an Exit Gustav Deutsch, Austria/fic., 2013, 92’ Sandro Aguilar, Portugal/fic., 2012, 12’ Sightseers Kiss the Rain & The Street of Everlasting Rain Ben Wheatley, United Kingdom/fic., 2012, 88’ Lewis Klahr, USA/anim., 2012, 14’ Sinapupunan/Thy womb Kuuden paivan juoksu/Six Day Run Brillante Mendoza, Philippines/fic., 2012, 100’ Mika Taanila, Finland/doc., 2013, 6’ Spring Breakers The Room Called Heaven Harmony Korine, USA/fic., 2012, 92’ Laida Lertxundi, Spain/USA, fic., 2012, 11’ Un enfant de toi/You, Me and Us Sakda Jacques Doillon, France/fic., 2012, 136’ Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Switzerland/Thailand, fic., 2012, 6’ Sonntag 3/Sunday 3 Jochen Kuhn, Germany/anim., 2012, 14’ Speaking Corpse Paul Clipson, USA/exp., 2012, 7’ Two Russians in the Free World Erik Moskowitz, Amanda Trager, USA/exp., 2012, 30’ Zero Gravity Jakrawal Nilthamrong, Thailand/fic., 2012, 22’ 6 Foco Observatório: Ulrich Seidl Feature Films Jesus, Du weisst/Jesus, You Know Ulrich Seidl, Austria/doc., 2003, 87’ Models Ulrich Seidl, Austria/fic., 1999, 118’ Paradies: Glaube/Paradise: Faith Ulrich Seidl, Austria/Germany/France, fic., 2012, 113’ Paradies: Hoffnung/Paradise: Hope Ulrich Seidl, Austria/France/Germany, fic., 2013, 100’ Paradies: Liebe/Paradise: Love Ulrich Seidl, Austria/Germany/France, fic., 2012, 120’ Tierische Liebe/Animal Love Ulrich Seidl, Austria/doc., 1996, 120’ As a mist suddenly appears of intersecting episodes and the interdependency of and then quickly disappears again, sequels, comes from thematic harmonies in both the large behold! So is our life. arcs and the small details. Or, more precisely, from a multi- layered dialectic between resonance and dissonance. The result—which, in a certain way, surpasses the epic, Ulrich Seidl’s Paradies: A Trilogy seemingly conclusive European panorama that Seidl Christoph Huber created in Import Export (2007)—is a limitless portrait of institutionalized solitude told through three futile You can never have unlimited fun, but there is always attempts to escape from the framework of unequal power anticipation and, as they say, that is the best part. A group games and uncanny—or perhaps just uncannily funny— of people with Down syndrome, their faces bright with institutions. Liebe is set on the beaches of Kenya, in a excitement, sit in bumper cars at the Prater in Vienna vacation resort where Teresa mingles with other older under the beneficent gaze of their caretaker Teresa female sex tourists. Glaube is mainly a chamber piece (Margarete Tiesel). There is a brief inferno of enthusiasm: set in the Viennese apartment of the fanatically Catholic despite being warned—“Not so wild!”—the handicapped Anna Maria, who is carrying on a running battle with her people crash their cars with gusto, screaming and circling estranged Muslim spouse.
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