Recap
In 1972, Maria Isabel Barreno, Maria Teresa Horta and Maria Velho da Costa, published the book “New Portuguese Letters”. The political police immediately banned the book, and the writers were put on trial for crimes against morality. 'What Words Can Do' is an intimate portrait of the extraordinary 'Three Marias' whose case was a landmark in the international feminist movement.
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Director
Luísa Marinho
Luísa Marinho has worked as a journalist since 2000. She worked for 'O Comércio do Porto,' in the Culture section, where she wrote regularly about cinema. Currently, she works for the travel and leisure magazine 'Evasões.'
Luísa Sequeira
Luísa Sequeira is a director, visual artist, and film curator. She navigates through different platforms: video, film, theater, photography, and collage, exploring the boundaries between the digital and the analog. She holds a specialization in documentary filmmaking and a Ph.D. in Media Art.
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