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Frames - Portuguese Film Festival is a film festival dedicated to Portuguese cinema, taking place since 2013 in the Swedish cities of Stockholm, Västerås and Gothenburg.

History

The first edition of the Frames - Portuguese Film Festival took place in 2013 at Filmhuset in Stockholm, between 16 and 22 of November.^[1] This initiative originated from the efforts of Ung FAPS, the association of young Portuguese people in Stockholm, wishing the festival could become a significant cultural gathering platform for the Portuguese community in Sweden. The festival seeks to promote the most recent, original and creative content within the Portuguese cinematographic panorama, as well as introduce new and talented Portuguese filmmakers to the Swedish public. Cinema, the main focus of the event, is broadened by other cultural expressions, such as literature, debates and music events.

In 2016, under the theme Roots, the festival spread for the first time to three different cities, Stockholm, Västerås and Gothenburg, starting on the 22 February, and having the last session on 6 March.^[3]^[4] This edition placed its focus on the concept of family through the exhibition of contemporary films, as well as documentaries produced in Portugal. What is family? and which are its invoked affects? Roots are not only a starting point but also what underpins an internal and external structure.

Social Tales is the theme of the fourth edition of Frames - Portuguese Film Festival in 2017 . It will take place in Stockholm between 18 and 21 February, in Västerås and Gothenburg, similar to the 2016 edition. This theme will reveal cinema as a political gesture, through fiction and realistic depictions. Featured films will place focus on current social issues such as social organization, inequality and discrimination, which will serve as a stimulus for debate during the festival. This year, for the first time, the festival will include a Competitive Section with a prize awarded by a jury. This competition aims to bring an element of public participation and engagement to the festival. Any professional or amateur filmmaker can submit a short-film, as along as the producer/director is Portuguese or that the movie takes place in Portugal.

Platforms of action

Prizes

Past editions

2016 - Roots

2014 - Memory

2013

See also

References

1. ^{{cite web|title= FRAMES – Portuguese Film Festival|url=http://www.ruadebaixo.com/frames-portuguese-film-festival-19-11-2013.html|publisher=Rua de Baixo|language=portuguese}}
2. ^{{cite web|title= Festival de cinema português na Suécia|url=http://boasnoticias.pt/noticias_festival-de-cinema-portugues-na-suecia_21708.html?page=0|publisher=Boas Notícias|language=Portuguese}}
3. ^{{cite web|title= Há um festival de cinema português na Suécia|url=http://www.ica-ip.pt/pt/noticias/ha-um-festival-de-cinema-portugues-na-suecia/|publisher=Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual|language=Portuguese}}
4. ^{{cite web|title= Cinema português em destaque na Suécia|url=http://www.sabado.pt/cultura_gps/detalhe/cinema_portugues_em_destaque_na_suecia.html|publisher=Revista Sábado|language=Portuguese}}
5. ^{{cite web|title= Best Feature Film - IndieLisboa 2011|url=http://artefactosteste.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/linha-vermelha_wilson.jpg|language=portuguese}}
6. ^{{cite web|title= Alfred Bauer Award and FIPRESCI prize - 62nd Berlin Film Festival|url=http://www.leffest.com/uploads/images/74bcc2ec6_355910161013.jpg|language=portuguese}}
7. ^{{cite web|title= Locarno Film Festival 2013 – Won Special Jury Award and FIPRESCI prize|url=http://arquivo.hardmusica.pt/cinema/20130923193927_403VM3P3WMWJK9S38VP9.jpg|language=portuguese}}