Sempre / Luciana Fina / Portugal / 108′ / 2024

Fifty years after April 25, 1974, Luciana Fina revisits images of the Carnation Revolution in Portugal from the archives of the Cinemateca Portuguesa and Rtp. Always thinks back to the transition from fascism to liberation and the process of building a new country, for its emancipation and its future.

Directed by Luciana Fina
Editing by Luciana Fina
Produced by Luciana Fina
Production Cinemateca Portuguesa
In partnership with RTP
In association with LAFstudio

Luciana Fina
Luciana Fina is an Italian filmmaker and visual artist and has been working in Lisbon since 1991. A curator of programs and editions for the Cinemateca Portuguesa and a researcher at the Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon, she made her first documentary film in 1997, joining the generation of filmmakers and cinematographers who have breathed new life into documentary cinema in Portugal. His films, filmic and site-specific installations, regularly presented at international film festivals and exhibitions, are represented in the Collections of the Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, Nouveaux Medias of the Centre Georges Pompidou and CACE Colecção de Arte Contemporânea do Estado. With Andromeda and Always, she dedicated herself to archival cinema. On April 25, 2024, she inaugurated Sempre, a palavra, o sonho e a poesia na rua, a new installation conceived for the Cinemateca Portuguesa on the occasion of the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Revolução dos Cravos.