This Feminine Side
Set in Lisbon's vibrant LGBTQ+ artistic scene, this animated documentary layers voices, textures, and colours to explore femininity beyond the binary. Built from interviews and collaborative workshops, the film becomes a living collage — where femininity is not fixed but fluid, reinvented through collective creativity and playful mixed-media animation.
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Set in Lisbon's vibrant LGBTQ+ artistic scene, this animated documentary layers voices, textures, and colours to explore femininity beyond the binary. Built from interviews and collaborative workshops, the film becomes a living collage — where femininity is not fixed but fluid, reinvented through collective creativity and playful mixed-media animation.
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