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MARCH 25th - 30th
VENUE: IPDJ AUDITORIUM
MARCH 25th - 30th
Official Program

Official Selection - 2025

Retrospectiva Márcia Paraíso + Q&A com realizadora
Márcia Paraíso

Espiral em Ressonância
Filipa César e Marino de Pina

Katarakta
Łukasz Iwanicz

Não haverá mais história sem nós
Priscilla Brasil

Órbita
Clea Eppelin

La Bête Intime
Samy Pollet-Villard

En el mismísimo momento
Rita Pauls; Federico Luis

De Sol a Sol
Joana Afonso

Niki’s Music Shop
Tom Blankenberg

Ever Since, I Have Been Flying
Aylin Gökmen

Fernanda Young - Foge-me ao Controle
Susanna Lira

El tercer paisaje
Julen Etxebarria

Save Our Souls
Jean-Baptiste Bonnet

The Basement
Roman Blazhan

As Noites ainda Cheiram a Pólvora
Inadelso Cossa

La línea del ombligo
Carla Valdés León

La Panadella
Joel Jimenez

Ei, Temi
Jesús Minchón, Arnau Belloc and Marta Aguilella
News


DOC.Coimbra presents new key visual art for the 2027 edition
DOC.Coimbra – International Documentary Festival presents its new visual identity for its 2027 edition. For this project, we invited artist Mary Whalley to create an art piece that reflects the values of our festival. Mary Whalley used the 19th century photographic process of cyanotype alongside watercolour painting in other to capture pressed flowers, resulting in a unique graphic universe that stems from her explorations and studies of migrations, which are reflected by th
Sep 221 min read


The winning films of DOC.Coimbra 2026
We would like to thank all the filmmakers who shared their films with us, and especially those who were able to join us and experience these days in Coimbra by our side. Without you, the DOC.Coimbra 2026 Festival simply would not exist. After six intense days of the festival and 18 competitive screenings, the jurors from the different categories faced the difficult task of choosing the winners—a true challenge, given the quality of the 55 films in competition. We also extend
Apr 63 min read


Official Selection DOC.Coimbra 2026
In its third edition, the DOC.Coimbra Festival presents a total of 65 films from 33 countries. Most of the documentaries, which have never been shown in Portugal, will be screened over the course of 38 sessions. There will be 18 feature films and 37 short films in competition. DOC.Coimbra runs from March 17 to 22, with sessions at TAGV, IPDJ Auditorium, Círculo Sereia-CAPC, and Casa da Esquina. The films have been divided into the following competitive sections: International
Feb 254 min read
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