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Don’t Call me Mama- Nina Knag -106’ (Noruega) screened in the Directors week, and came on stage to share her inspirations for this debut feature film. A teacher, struggling with her husband's past...
The Specials- Eiji Uchida- 111’ (Jap) - comédia, acçãoA diverse group of yakuza are tasked with eliminating the leader of another faction, Honjo, who is constantly surrounded by bodyguards. His weak...
Sala 115.15SR/OELopsided / Tigkiliwi - Tara IIlenberger- 95’ (Filipinas) - dramaTata, a young boy who recently lost his mother, helps his sister Marlin and the entire community which has fallen into...
Sala 115.00SR/OESisa- Jun Robles Lana- 118’ (Filipinas) - drama, guerra, HistóriaAfter the colonizing of the Spanish, the Americans came to the Philippines. However, atrocities against the population...
The Fantasporto International Film Festival in Porto, Portugal, is one of Europe’s biggest and most respected celebrations of genre cinema. For over four decades, it has been bringing together film...
Sala 1 15.15CF/OEIAI –Zenzo Sukai- 91’ (Jap)- HorrorTwo sisters. After their father's death, one of them, Kana, stays with her elderly mother, who is confined to a wheelchair and unable to speak....
Main theatre15.15CFThe Dollmaker – José Maria Cicala- 100’ (Argentina) - Horror In a small town where nothing ever happens, several women disappear. The town's forces search for the culprit. The...
Sala 115.15CFScared to Death- Paul Boyd- 98’ (EUA) horror sobrenatural, comédiaA house, empty for 70 years, is visited to be the setting for the filming of a horror film about a night of...
THE VANGUARD OF CINEMA AT THE FESTIVAL Following the path that led Fantasporto to international recognition, in 2026, the 46th edition of the festival continues to showcase the world.73 countries...
