Created by Brazilian women in Vila Nova de Gaia, CinePagu will make its debut this Saturday (13), with an exhibition dedicated to cinema directed by women. Organized by the cultural association PAGU, the event has the theme “Women’s Looks: creating images, telling worlds” and proposes an afternoon of films and debate about female narratives in audiovisual. Entrance is free if you collect your ticket in advance.
The program takes place from 4pm to 6:30pm, at Casa da Imagem, with the exhibition of three works: The Postmanby Cláudia Alves, which follows the journey of a postman in isolated regions of Cuba; Cream of this Lifea short film by Cláudia Gomes that revisits Portuguese traditions with humor; and Where the Waves Breaka documentary by Inara Chayamiti that intertwines memories between Brazil and Japan.
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For children aged 6 and over, there will be a parallel “Dance of Emotions” workshop, which explores movement and expression while adults watch the sessions.
The three directors also participate in the final round table, scheduled for 5:50 pm, alongside curator José Paulo Santos, mediated by Jessica Leão, representative of PAGU. The association – inspired by the life and legacy of Patrícia Galvão, Pagu – works to promote cultural and educational initiatives in areas such as cinema, music, dance and literature.
Check out CinePagu’s complete schedule
16h: The Postman (Cláudia Alves)
16h10: Cream of this Life (Cláudia Gomes)
16h20: Where the Waves Break (Inara Chayamiti)
5:50 pm: round table with filmmakers and guests
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