Bostofrio, où le ciel rejoint la terre will be presented at Europa 61, with the Director of Photography presenting the film on Saturday and the Sound Director on Sunday.

After being selected and awarded at several international film festivals, Bostofrio, où le ciel rejoint la terre has been selected for the Festival Cinematografico del Uruguay and the Cronograf International Documentary Film Festival in Moldova.

The hare runs, the hound follows. Men sing, and they drink. Men cry, their families cheer. The hare dies, the hound follows.

Geni, directed by Luís Vieira Campos, will be screened on November 24th, at 19h0 in Passos Manuel, as part of the Cinema Falado section.

The short documentary The Beach, directed by Pedro Neves, is part of the official selection of FestFilmes - Festival do Audiovisual Luso Afro Brasileiro, in Brazil.

Bostofrio, où le ciel rejoint la terre, directed by Paulo Carneiro, won the award for Best Documentary at the Filmes do Homem International Film Festival in Melgaço, Portugal.

The film, shot during a workshop organized by Curtas Vila do Conde, will premiere at the Curtas Vila do Conde International Film Festival on Sunday, the 15th.

The documentary Tarrafal, directed by Pedro Neves and produced by Red Desert, is going to be screened this week in Cinetaca - Matadero, in Madrid, Spain.

The film TARRAFAL by Pedro Neves was screened in Viana do Castelo, romoting audiovisual practice and culture in a prison context, with the director in attendance.

Our new documentary, Bostofrio - où le ciel rejoint la terre, directed by Paulo Carneiro and produced by Red Desert, had its World Premiere and was honored with a Special Mention from the Árvore da Vida Jury at IndieLisboa.

The film Tarrafal, directed by Pedro Neves, will be shown at the Semana del Audiovisual Contemporáneo de Oviedo (SACO) in Asturias, Spain.

Most of our films can be seen on the Portuguese independent cinema VoD platform, Filmin.

The documentary, directed by Pedro Neves, was exhibited in the International Competition and won the Best Portuguese Documentary Award at Filmes do Homem IFF, held in Melgaço, Portugal.

The film, directed by Pedro Neves, will be in the International Competition at the São Paulo International Film Festival in Brazil.

Decades of conflict, gang dominance and violent clashes with the police have taken their toll on bodies, faces and buildings in S. João de Deus – a neighbourhood on the wrong side of the train tracks in the part of Porto where tourists never go.

"Pedro makes the remains the narrative material. Where there were houses, schools, grocery stores, cafes, corners that each had as their own, all that was left was the wind moving through the abandoned land". (Valdemar Cruz)

The short documentary, directed by Ricardo Leite and produced by Red Desert, won the Jury Prize at the International Film Festival of Martil, Morocco.

"Pedro Neves films out of necessity, against oblivion and needs time to get to the heart of the stories he wants to tell." Text by Jorge Mourinha and photos by Adriano Miranda. 

Jorge Mourinha, film critic from Público newspaper, writes about the World Premiere of the filme Tarrafal, by Pedro Neves and produced by Red Desert

One day almost everything turned into a pile of rubble and bush. There remained ghosts wandering through the fields, the ruins and the fog. Some of these ghosts are alive.