
"O Viajante do Tempo" - Cinematic Immersion in Colonial History
A remarkable story that highlights the leadership and challenges of the colonial war, inviting reflection on the impact of this period on society
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On 19 February, Lusófona University - Lisboa University Centre hosted the highly anticipated premiere of "O Viajante do Tempo" (The Time Traveller). As the title itself suggests, the film transported the audience on a journey to the past, delving into the events that shaped a generation and recreating, in rich detail, not only the settings but also the dilemmas and challenges experienced during the colonial period.
With an engaging and precise narrative, the production portrays pivotal moments in the trajectory of the Air Force personnel, exploring their experiences, conflicts, and the context of the war. The storyline follows departures and arrivals to various destinations, with a particular focus on the presence of troops in African territories – not only in Portuguese-speaking countries but also in nations such as Senegal, Ghana, and Zimbabwe.
More than just a simple historical reconstruction, "O Viajante do Tempo" (The Time Traveller) offers a profound reflection on leadership, resilience, and the impact of military experiences during times of colonial conflict. Balancing knowledge and entertainment, the film captures the audience's attention by revealing the behind-the-scenes of an era that shaped the destiny of many.
The reception of the film was marked by emotion and public interest, as attendees had the opportunity to revisit a crucial period of history and gain an understanding of the human complexities behind the events. With a critical and sensitive perspective, "O Viajante do Tempo" (The Time Traveller) reinforces the power of cinema as a tool for memory and knowledge, leaving a lasting impression on those who embarked on this journey through time.
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Video (Coverage)
Catarina Castanheira
Text (News)
Moisés da Silva
Video (Editing)
Rui Simões
Photography
Sofia Valventos
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