DOGS BARKING AT BIRDS

CÃES QUE LADRAM AOS PÁSSAROS

Portugal

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DOGS BARKING AT BIRDS

Synopsis

Synopsis

School is over and there's a bustle in the air. In Porto, tourists fill up the streets and cafés. The old and decadent are now highlights of the city’s gentrification. Vicente moves around town on his bike, watching the urban landscape modify day by day. The town is no longer the same, the world is changing and so is he. Among his family and friends, Vicente lives with anticipation the first days of summer and the beginning of a new life.

Biography

Leonor Teles was born in Vila Franca de Xira in 1992. In 2013, she graduated at the Lisbon Theatre and Film School, completing her Master in Audiovisual and Multimedia at Lisbon School of Social Communication in 2015. In 2016 BATRACHIAN'S BALLAD won the Golden Bear at Berlinale Shorts and in 2018 her first documentary feature film TERRA FRANCA was awarded the Prix International de la SCAM at Cinéma du Réel, Prix de La Ville d’Amiens at Festival d’Amiens and Mejor Opera Prima International at Mar del Plata. DOGS BARKING AT BIRDS is Leonor’s latest short and she is currently developing her first fiction feature film.

Filmography:
2019 - DOGS BARKING AT BIRDS, short
2018 - TERRA FRANCA, doc.
2016 - BATRACHIAN'S BALLAD, short
2013 - RHOMA ACANS, short

School is over and there's a bustle in the air. In Porto, tourists fill up the streets and cafés. The old and decadent are now highlights of the city’s gentrification. Vicente moves around town on his bike, watching the urban landscape modify day by day. The town is no longer the same, the world is changing and so is he. Among his family and friends, Vicente lives with anticipation the first days of summer and the beginning of a new life.

Nominations

  • European Short Film 2019

Shortlist

  • Short Film Candidates 2019
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