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An immersive and technical masterclass on the art of food plating, led by chef Rui Mota, with demonstrations, exercises and final photographic record.

A screening of Shutter Island in the Scorsese programme at the Cinemateca, with general admission at €3.20.

The incredible adventures of Lian, a chambermaid who starts working at a Singapore hotel inhabited by transsexuals and transvestites during the Vietnam War. Between the glamour of rickshaws and the virtue of mascara, the young woman discovers a community and a completely different way of living, loving and feeling.

While emptying the house of her deceased father, from whom she had grown apart, Angelica rediscovers her teenage diaries and revives a first secret love. An autobiographical documentary in which grief, memory and desire intertwine.

Benoît, a queer man, finds freedom in the countryside and, with other queer people from the region, organizes the first Pride parade in Périgord.

A short film program featuring 'The Jezebels', 'A Hora da Estrela', 'Precious Fantasy', 'Delay' and 'La sentinelle', exploring queer themes in diverse ways.

Branko, troubled by his brother's strangeness, follows him through the city and ends up discovering that the strange one is himself.

A screening of Shine a Light in the Scorsese programme at the Cinemateca, with general admission at €3.20.

A screening of Border Line in the Paulo Branco programme at the Cinemateca, with general admission at €3.20.

Screening of Orlando as part of Queer Lisboa, with general admission at €3.20 and discounts for students, young people, seniors and unemployed people.

Inspired by Rimbaud, Uchronia follows the poet's ghost on a time-travel journey, meeting queer revolutionary figures.

In a greenhouse in southern Spain, Iván falls for Hadoum, but his long-awaited promotion threatens their relationship.

Rouxinol Faduncho, the character created and performed by Marco Horácio, returns to Teatro Tivoli BBVA with a show blending music, humour, fado and comic commentary in a concert with no rigid boundaries between recital and comedy.