Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the April 25th Revolution, this session focuses on the theme ‚The land of our dreams‘.

À mesa da unidade popular: The Popular Unity Table was part of the furniture that, in the post-Independence period, the Mozambican State intended to attribute to all families and brought together the socialist idea of equality and social justice with the concept of National Unity, Frelimo’s basic assumption for the harmonious development of the country. Today, we sit down at that table again, to revisit the process of building a Nation and the utopia of a more just society.

O CRAVO DA LIBERDADE / THE FREEDOM CARNATION

Andreia Marques, 1996, 5′ – Anim.

Introducing the significance of the Carnation Revolution – as portrayed by students from a secondary
school in their own animated film.