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As the year comes to a close, I’m taking a moment to reflect on what I noticed while following Portugal’s creative and filmmaking scene—what surprised me, what felt meaningful, and what I’m curious to see next.

Lisbon recently played host to Tribeca Festival Lisboa , and the city was buzzing with creative energy. From October 30 to November 1 , the festival brought filmmakers, storytellers, and audiences together for a few days of screenings, conversations, and live events that blended global and local perspectives in a really engaging way. Big names like Kim Cattrall, Giancarlo Esposito, and Meg Ryan  were part of this year’s lineup, joining panels and discussions that drew plenty

I just spotted something in the news that really feels like part of the next chapter for filmmaking in Portugal — Green Film Lab 2025  is coming to Lisbon November 7–9. The lab is all about sustainable production: drafting sustainability plans, going through certification, and exploring how to make shoots that leave less of a footprint. It’s run in English and open to international participants, too. Portugal Film Commission Why I’m excited about this: Portugal already has a

There’s a lot happening right now in Portugal’s film industry, and it’s exciting to see how much attention the country is getting on the...