Between 22 and 28 November, Teatro Municipal de Matosinhos Constantino Nery hosts six films from the 13th edition of Porto/Post/Doc, in a free programme bringing together revolution, music, territory, memory and different ways of looking at the present. Over the course of one week, the programme brings together films from different sections of the festival, combining contemporary cinema, landmark works and some of the key focuses of this year’s edition.

The programme begins on 22 November with "Revolutionaries Never Die", by Mohanad Yaqubi, which returns to Jocelyne Saab’s archive and to images of conflicts and revolutions filmed across the Arab world between 1973 and 1983. On 24 November, Derek Jarman’s "Jubilee" brings to the screen a dystopian Britain shaped by punk, nihilism and the collapse of institutions.

On 25 November, "To Hold a Mountain", by Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić, follows the struggle to protect the ancestral pastures of Sinjajevina from the threat of a military training ground. On 26 November, "The Sailor’s Life", by Paulo Miguel and Borges Antunes, revisits João Aguardela’s journey through archives, personal films, concerts and testimonies.

The programme closes on 28 November with two screenings. In "Phosphene", Miguel Filgueiras follows the Garrano horse through the mountains of the north-western Iberian Peninsula, in a film where landscape, time and nature come together in a sensory experience. In the evening, the focus on Alain Gomis reaches Matosinhos with "Félicité", the story of a singer crossing Kinshasa in search of the money needed for her son’s operation.

All six screenings are free, subject to venue capacity. More information and tickets.