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Olívia and the invisible earthquake, Irene Iborra
Olívia, 12, her little brother Tim and their mother are forced to leave their apartment and move to a new neighbourhood. While Ingrid does whatever she can to solve the situation, Olivia creates a protective fantasy: none of it is true, it is all part of a film they are making. This fabrication will have unexpected consequences, however. Luckily, around them a new and colourful family will form, and together they will have many incredible adventures. Through laughter, tears, magic and friendship, they will find out that they are the heroes of their own life.
Dates and times
Sunday, June 28, from 9:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Address
Cascais Marina
Accessibility
Accessible to people with limited mobility (outdoor screening). Screening in the original language (Spanish) with Portuguese subtitles.
Additional Information
Free entry. Booking in advance is recommended; plan to arrive 15 minutes early to secure your place. Walk-ins are welcome subject to availability. Ages 6 and up.
Olívia, 12, her little brother Tim and their mother are forced to leave their apartment and move to a new neighbourhood. While Ingrid does whatever she can to solve the situation, Olivia creates a protective fantasy: none of it is true, it is all part of a film they are making. This fabrication will have unexpected consequences, however. Luckily, around them a new and colourful family will form, and together they will have many incredible adventures. Through laughter, tears, magic and friendship, they will find out that they are the heroes of their own life.
This selection of films by IndieLisboa presents a dialogue with the festival’s curatorial framework.
Bringing together works from different contexts and cinematic approaches, the programme reflects IndieLisboa’s commitment to independent cinema and emerging voices. The selected films propose multiple perspectives on contemporary realities, opening space for encounter, circulation and coexistence. Within the Art Explora Festival, these screenings extend the programme’s broader exploration of shared experience and cultural exchange, positioning cinema as a space where images, narratives and viewpoints meet without being reduced to a single perspective.
IndieLisboa International Film Festival is one of Portugal’s leading film festivals, dedicated to independent cinema and emerging filmmakers. Its programme showcases diverse cinematic languages and new perspectives from around the world.
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