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Queer Lisboa opens with "The Man I Love" by Ira Sachs

The festival runs from September 18 to 26, highlighting films that reflect the maturity of queer cinema.

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The Queer Lisboa festival kicks off on September 18, showcasing the film "The Man I Love," directed by Ira Sachs. The event runs until September 26 and promises to highlight several films that are considered representative of a clear evolution in queer cinema.

Among the featured productions is also "Nothing Left," by André Godinho, a Portuguese film included in this year's festival lineup. This festival serves as an important platform for showcasing works that address issues of diversity and sexual identity in film.

Archive photo: Queer Lisboa opens with "The Man I Love" by Ira Sachs
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According to the organizers, this year's selection of films is a testament to the growing maturity of queer cinema. The showcased works vary in style and theme, reflecting diverse experiences and narratives.

In recent years, Queer Lisboa has solidified its reputation as one of the leading film festivals focused on the LGBTQIA+ community, attracting both local and international audiences interested in exploring the stories and voices that queer cinema has to offer.