Ludwig by Luchino Visconti Italy · 1973 · 3h59 The film follows the story of Ludwig II (Helmut Berger, with a striking resemblance to the king) from the age of 18, when he ascended to the throne, until his death. His infatuation with his cousin Sissi of Austria (a magnificent Romy Schneider), his passion for … Continued
Elisa by Leonardo Di Costanzo Italy, Switzerland · 2025 · Drama · 1h45 After ten years in prison for the murder of her sister, Elisa barely remembers the crime. Professor Alaoui, a renowned criminologist, reopens her case and helps her relive repressed memories that may bring her closer to redemption. starring Barbara Ronchi, Roschdy Zem, … Continued
Cléo from 5 to 7 by Agnès Varda France · 1961 · Drama · 1h26 While anxiously awaiting the results of a medical examination, Cléo, a singer, wanders the streets of Paris. Along the way, she encounters her lover, her composer, her friend Dorothée and a soldier about to be deployed. In this chronicle of … Continued
Calle Málaga by Maryam Touzani Morocco, France, Spain, Germany, Belgium · 2025 · Comedy · 1h56 María Ángeles, a 79-year-old Spanish woman, lives alone in Tangier, Morocco, and enjoys her daily routine until the arrival of her daughter from Madrid, who intends to sell the flat where María has always lived, turns her life upside … Continued
Applications for the third edition of the Supracasa programme will be open from 1 September to 16 October. With a total budget of €55,000, this new edition brings together Theatro Circo, Teatro Académico de Gil Vicente and Teatro das Figuras. Supracasa is a programme supporting artistic creation in the field of the performing arts in … Continued
In December, Cinema Play returns to Theatro Circo for another screening for children and young people, organized by PLAY—Lisbon’s international film festival. In this session, we’ll learn that it’s good to help others — but it’s also good to get into a little trouble — through short films from countries such as Canada, Germany, Russia, France, … Continued
Inspired by The Arabian Nights, Marlene Monteiro’s NÔT presents itself as a miniature performance conceived for vast spaces, bounded by one wall of people and another of stones. On this unique stage unfolds a fable built upon an accumulation of tales — stories of love, war, journeys, and beasts — that serve as weapons of … Continued
The historic 1984 meeting between Pierre Boulez and Frank Zappa brought together the seemingly distant worlds of classical music and popular culture. Unclassifiable and averse to labels, Zappa challenged the conventions of classical orchestras by seeking out the prestigious French conductor. Recognizing Frank’s revolutionary spirit, Boulez opened the doors of the Ensemble Intercontemporain to him … Continued
ORU KAMI draws on the act of folding paper, the gesture that takes shape, the sound the paper makes and the image that is manipulated. Inspired by the Japanese art of origami, this performance offers a world in which the simplest things are perceived as essential, where every crease holds a secret, every shape a … Continued
As part of the cycle Contraponto, ONCEIM (Orchestra of New Creations, Experimentation, and Improvised Music) presents two masterpieces from its repertoire. The first part brings Occam Ocean, the first orchestral composition by Éliane Radigue, a historic figure in French contemporary music who passed away this year. Known for her pioneering work in electronic music and … Continued
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