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António Lourenço

Conclave

Based on the bestselling novel by Robert Harris, and adapted for the screen by Peter Straughan ('Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy'), 'Conclave' immerses viewers in the high-stakes and secretive world of papal elections.

Jasmim Bettencourt

Sentimental Value

In the space within it, lives unfold, memories are stored, etched into. Its walls in an invisible ink only visible to those who inhabit it.

António Lourenço

Nuremberg

Nuremberg, now directed by Russell Crowe, revisits one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century, distancing itself from the famous 1961 version starring Burt Lancaster and Marlene Dietrich.

Ricardo Martins

La Piscine

An intriguing film from the late 1960s, La Piscine was made during the May ’68 protests, with the sexual revolution in full swing.

António Lourenço

Anora

In the story, the son of one of the oligarchs who emerged after the collapse of the Soviet Union appears. The young man, named Ivan (Mark Eydelshteyn), begins a romantic relationship with Anora.

António Lourenço

Loveable

A masterpiece of psychological analysis and a vivid example of a very typical and common psychological disorder, especially among politicians.

Ricardo Martins

The Phoenician Scheme

Wes Anderson’s new comedy is very much what he described as “three hander”, a story mostly around three characters – the millionaire father, the daughter (a would be nun) and the assistant secretary.

António Lourenço

The Zone of Interest

The film is inspired by the book by Martin Amis with the same name. It tells the story of the commandant of Auschwitz, Rudolf H ss, and his wife Hedwig, who want to build a happy life in a house next to the horrors that took place on the other side, in the extermination camp.

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The Teachers’ Lounge

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