where we've been
Braga
BRAGA
The Estendal team was based in Braga throughout July 2025 to bring cinema to Praça das Fontainhas in São Vicente.
On July 20th, the project 'What's your name?' was presented - an intergenerational community filmmaking workshop, and short films exploring the same theme.
SUNDAY
July 20, 2025
Fontainhas Square
Saint Vincent
9:00 PM
Short film screening and project presentation
'What's your name?' - an intergenerational community film workshop
HOW TO
Flames?
community film workshop intergenerational
The "What's your name?" project aims to promote dialogue.
interculturality and the appreciation of all generations as a form
to fight intolerance and celebrate diversity.
We believe in intergenerational relationships as a fundamental pillar.
for social cohesion, providing a space where the
May dialogue between older people and young immigrants flourish.
At a time when hate speech is gaining ground
space in society, creating more divisions and prejudices, is
It is essential to reinforce the commitment to inclusion and dialogue.
intercultural. This project demonstrates that diversity is a
wealth and that communication, even without words, can
To build bridges between people of different backgrounds and ages.
JULY
20
official selection of short films
2025
This curation was carried out by the Pátio collective with a focus on intergenerationality.
Aaaah!
Osman Cerfon ANIM France
Shouting “aaaah!” can mean many different things. It can be a shout of joy, surprise, or pain, or even a shout of anger. It can even be a song. There’s always a new way to… aaaah!
Friendship in Toe
A young Japanese tourist helps an elderly lady climb a long staircase in the center of Lisbon.
The Garbage Man
Laura Gonçalves ANIM Portugal
On a hot August afternoon, the family gathers to remember Uncle Botão, who, from the dictatorship to emigration to France, returned to Belmonte with "trash" that became treasure.
Things Unheard Of
Ramazan Kilic FIC Türkiye
When the television stops working, a child finds a way to cheer up his grandmother. And so the stories begin.
This film resulted from Pátio's residency in the parish of São Vicente. Between rehearsals, conversations, and filming with young people and the elderly, a collaborative film was born.
with the support of
