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Chinese Cinema in Portugal from September 18 to 20 in Lisbon

Observador8 September 2026 at 11:26

Lisbon hosts between September 18 and 20 an event dedicated to Chinese cinema in Portugal. The festival presents the Portuguese public with a selection of Chinese film productions, providing a window into the cultural and social diversity of China.

Among the featured works is the film "Her Story," one of the most award-winning Asian productions of 2025. This film has gained international recognition for its artistic quality and narrative.

The event aims to show different perspectives of Chinese society and culture through cinema. The productions presented cover varied themes, allowing the audience a broad and multifaceted view of contemporary Chinese reality.

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