DocLisboa to screen films about Salman Rushdie, Elza Soares and Kate Bush
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DocLisboa to screen films about Salman Rushdie, Elza Soares and Kate Bush

Sábado3 September 2026 at 12:55

The 24th edition of the DocLisboa festival will run from October 15 to 25, continuing the tradition of the event dedicated to documentary cinema.

The first programming highlights were revealed this Thursday, presenting a selection of films about notable figures from international and Brazilian culture.

Among the highlights are films dedicated to Salman Rushdie, singer and actor Eric Cantona, Brazilian Elza Soares and British Kate Bush, covering different areas such as literature, sport and music.

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