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Black Cat Cinema

Igreja e Convento da Graça São Vicente until 18 Oct

14,99 € Cinema

Black Cat Cinema returns with outdoor film screenings across the city, featuring contemporary, cult and classic films, with musical programming and food offerings.

Cine Society

Beato Riverside Rooftop until 11 Oct

Cinema

Cine Society presents a new season of outdoor cinema in Lisbon, screening recent Oscar winners.

Agnès Varda: Major Retrospective

Cinema Nimas until 2 Oct

5 € a 8 € Cinema

Cinema Nimas hosts the largest Agnès Varda retrospective ever held in Portugal, with 36 films spanning features, shorts, fiction and documentary, celebrating the work of the Belgian filmmaker.

GOA - STORIES IN TRANSIT

Teatro Meridional until 1 Nov

13€ Literature

GOA - Contos em Viagem is a new creation by Teatro Meridional built from tales, poetry and novel excerpts written at different moments in the history of Goa, Damão and Diu. The show honours the Indo-Portuguese communities living in Portugal and brings to the stage a heritage many Portuguese people have crossed without knowing.