Organizing 2020 NAFA International Ethnographic Film Festival

Bilateral initiative facts

Promoter:
Centre for Research in Anthropology(PT)
Bilateral initiative number:
PT-BI005
Status:
Completed
Initial cost:
€5,304
Actual cost:
€3,996
Initiative Types:
Preparation of partnership project or application
Partners:
Faculty of Human and Social Sciences - New University of Lisbon(PT)
National Museum of Ethnology(PT)
Norwegian Anthropological Film Association(NO)
The University Museum of Bergen(NO)
Programme:
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Description

Meetings between portuguese and norwegian partners in order to organize the Nordic Anthropological Film Association Festival (NAFA) in Lisbon. In addition to the festival, that include a conference, several workshops and the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the NAFA with a retrospective of films and renowned international filmmakers as guests.

To organize this event will happen two meetings between partners, one in Lisbon and the other in Tromson. This meetings will allow the detailed definition of the actions to be taken to successfully organize NAFA Festival in 2020, its budgeting, and

Summary of the results

In the first meetings, held in Lisbon between the partners from Norway (17 and 18th November) and the Portuguese team, enabled to design strategies of working together and exchange experiences, strengthening bilateral relations that will be crucial for the final event and future bilateral projects. The fact that the partners, together with the MNE (National Museum of Ethnology) visited the Museum collections contributed to a knowledge of Portuguese cultural heritage and a reflection on ways to work on the Museum Archives, the main theme for the Conference on visual archives Norway/Portugal. The conference: “Ethnographic films in the Nordic countries” at NOVA FCSH on the 18 November was attended by a large audience of students contributing to spread the ways ethnographic film has been reached by larger audiences through the NAFA Meetings and Festivals. Giving access to this kind of information to the overall academic public is important in reducing economic and social disparities. The second meeting, held in Tromsø contributed, in the same way, to strengthen bilateral relations. By contacting directly with the local partners, students and colleagues in the Artic University, the Portuguese team reached a larger target, not just as a preparation for the main activity to have place in October 2020, but also as a way to crate pledges and communicate in a very direct way the overall activities.

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