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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
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"According to love", interview with director Rodrigo Braz Teixeira and actor Filipe Cates Cristiana Palmieri
Included in the national competition of IndieLisboa, “According to love” by director Rodrigo Braz Teixeira portrays the complex dynamics of young adults experiencing emotional shifts. The film explores the tension between connection and distance, showing that love is often governed by nuanced feelings rather than clear-cut resolutions. By focusing on the characters’ evolving relationships over a summer, the narrative revolves around personal growth and relational transformation, guiding viewers through the characters’ journeys with authenticity and depth.
In “According to love” Rodrigo Bras Teixeira aimed to capture the fragile space between connection and distance, emphasizing the importance of spontaneity and realness. Shooting scene by scene and embracing an experimental method enabled the director to reflect these transitions authentically. The sensitivity of the actors and the visual style complement the narrative.
“According to love” creates a sense of observational intimacy, immersing audiences in the characters’ lives and emotional states. Filipe Cates, who plays Filipe, adds that the narrative, built around the characters’ perspectives, created the conditions to foster trust and familiarity among the actors. The camera’s positioning, often below the characters, adds to the feeling of closeness and authenticity. Subtle gestures, conversations, and the unspoken understanding between characters, emphasizes that love’s influence is often felt in quiet, everyday moments. Ultimately, the film demonstrates that love is never static, but it evolves alongside us, shaping the stories we tell about ourselves.
Saura, Filipe, João, Beatriz, Rita, and Marchana share a language of their own, built upon the pains of growing up and the uncertainties of adulthood. During the summer, Saura and Filipe, once deeply connected, begin to drift apart. As they try to understand what remains between them, their language changes, and with it, the group of friends they share.
Indie Lisboa International Film Festival
"A River's Gaze" by director Andreea Cristina Borțun explores memory, belonging, and time through a silent river that observes and shapes the lives of a rural family in Romania.
Indie Lisboa International Film Festival
In Vitrival-The most beautiful village in the world, Baptiste Bogaert and Noëlle Bastin capture a light and tender way of life, spiced up with deadpan humour
Indie Lisboa International Film Festival
Miguel de Zuviria and Gaspar Chaves discuss how filmmaking is a way to explore fragility, transformation, and the invisible ties that connect people.
Indie Lisboa International Film Festival
In The Sparrow in the Chimney, Ramon Zürcher unpacks tense family dynamics, mixing past secrets with present clashes in a near-Greek tragic finale.
Indie Lisboa International Film Festival
"Kiss and be friends" by director Ana Baldini explores friendship, anxiety, and modern culture with humor and satire, delving into generation gaps and urban alienation in Lisbon’s transient backdrop.
Exploring the magical world of Aardman Animations with Peter Lord: celebrating 50 years of unforgettable characters, British humor, and innovative stop-motion craft that has reached worldwide audiences.
Darren Aronofsky to receive the Pardo d’Onore at Locarno 2026, presenting The Fountain and Mother!
"Ciao UFO" is a poignant time capsule of Hong Kong. Discover how director Patrick Leung blends urban legends with the moving reality of a vanishing city.
