The film Guido Guidi Lives in Hiding, a visual biography of Guido Guidi directed by Paulo Catrica, will have its world premiere at DocLisboa, as part of the Official Selection in the Heart Beat Section of the international film festival.
On the festival’s website, you can read that the film ‘delves into the life and creative process of Guido Guidi, a prominent name in contemporary photography, offering insights into his photographic philosophy and connecting the viewer to the secluded village near Cesena.’ They add that the documentary, in which the Italian photographer also participates, ‘unfolds a narrative that explores Guidi’s photographic journey and personal memories through a blend of his images, personal reflections, conversations, and explorations of his extensive archive’.
Paulo Catrica, himself a photographer, works as an historian at the Institute of Contemporary History. His photographic work is part of private and institutional art collections in Portugal, England, Spain, Finland, France, Germany, Brazil, Canada, and the USA. This is his first film. The premiere is scheduled for 20 October at Cinema São Jorge, followed by a talk with the director. During the festival, there will be a second screening on 26 October.
Picture: Still from the film Guido Guidi Lives in Hiding (Paulo Catrica, 2024).
Other news
-
The History in the Public Sphere Programme is relaunching the project this academic year -
Six Junior Researchers and seven Assistant Researchers -
The exhibition will open on 29 September at FCSH -
25 September, 1.º de Maio Square, from 5 to 10PM -
Rui Lopes is the new President of the Board of Directors -
'Armando de Lacerda Wing' opens on 17 September -
Under the theme ‘The Public History of Difficult Pasts’ -
"Ceci n’est Pas Francisco" is at MNAC and will extend to CCCV -
The Inscription I of the Church of Machico will serve as the theme for a series of cultural events -
He is one of the curators of the exhibition "Olhares Críticos no Arquivo Colonial – Sombras e Memórias" -
He will take part in the event ‘Desconstruir o Colonialismo: Entre Tradição e Revolução’ -
‘It is very important to keep the history of democracy in Portugal very much in the public consciousness’ -
The exhibition Eye(s) Open opened at the Eye Filmuseum -
Members of the FILMASPORA project team were in Praia for the Project’s First Workshop on Radical Creative Writing -
The Laboratoire des Études Romanes at Paris 8 University hosts the IHC researcher -
Between 2 and 31 March, at the Portuguese Cinematheque
