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Share Doclisboa 2023: the complete winners Modern Times Review Review written by Modern Times Review OCTOBER 29, 2023 The curtain is about to close on the 21st edition of Doclisboa, but not before honouring the best in documentary cinema. This year, the festival was not just about films; it also featured a series of activities, debates, and parties that once again made Lisbon a global gathering spot for documentary enthusiasts in October. Doclisboa 2023 winners City of Lisbon Award for Best International Competition Film la tierra los altares, by Sofía Peypoch RTP International Competition Jury Award Terril, by Jorn Plucieniczak Honorable Mention – International Competition Jury Award Magnificent Sky, by Alexandru Badea HBO Max Award for Best Portuguese Competition Film As Melusinas à Margem do Rio, by Melanie Pereira Portuguese Society of Authors Competition Jury Award Memories of a Perfect Day, by Davina-Maria El Khoury Best Short Film Award At Night, the Red Sky, by Ali Razi New Talent Award la tierra los altares, by Sofía Peypoch Healthy Workplaces Film Award Hormigas Perplejas, by Mercedes Moncada Rodríguez Honorable Mention – Healthy Workplaces Film Award Human, not Human, by Natan Castay Rights and Freedoms Award An Owl, a Garden and the Writer, by Sara Dolatabadi Honorable Mention – Rights and Freedoms Award The Trial, by Ulises de la Orden INATEL Foundation Award Fogo no Lodo, by Catarina Laranjeiro and Daniel Barroca Fernando Lopes Award As Melusinas à Margem do Rio, by Melanie Pereira Uniarts Helsinki’s Academy of Fine Arts Award for Best Green Years Film Sparks, by Ève Le Fessant Coussonneau Pedro Fortes Award for Best Green Years Portuguese Film By Division and Differentiation, by Carolina Grilo Santos Honorable Mention – Green Years Passportless Mess, by Maja Penčič Público Newspaper Audience Award for Best Portuguese Film Verdade ou Consequência?, by Sofia Marques Schools Award As Melusinas à Margem do Rio, by Melanie Pereira