Ubicinema Produções

Books vanish from a library. A daughter says goodbye to her mother. A writer struggles with Alzheimer's disease.

A filmmaker and an actress travel towards a remote location, in search of a particular house, and of inspiration for their next movie. The region is Douro, and the house belonged to Manoel de Oliveira, where he took refuge to create many of his works.

"Ecos da Vermelha" shows the activities of the resistance to the Estado Novo (Portuguese fascist regime) in the city of Vila Franca de Xira, from the early 30's to 1974. Through the eyes of several witnesses that lived those dictatorship years, the film highlights the different initiatives and events that happened on those years on a political, social and cultural level, showing actions in the collectivities, the gathering in the taverns, the church's role and also some important events like the 1967 floods or the 1969 elections.

“One Minute Show Time” uses magazine and book clippings, with iconic images from the recent past, to create, in a sequence of mini-sketches, a narrative as entertaining as it is fatalistic.

“Autumn Colors” is a sensory journey through a motion painting, in which our senses are challenged by a delicate immersion in images and sounds of autumn landscapes. How does one transgress the boundaries between cinema and painting?

Eugénio de Andrade (1923-2005) is one of the greatest Portuguese poets. He was born in Póvoa de Atalaia, a village in the interior center of Portugal. The film visits the place where his house still exists.

In 'Give Time its Due,' Beatriz seeks solace in therapy for her loneliness and pain after a loss. In this journey of self-acceptance and healing, she discovers the power of expression and human connection.