Throughout his life and artistic career, Ângelo de Sousa (1938–2011) made use of smaller gauge film (8mm and Super 8mm) as a medium. From this archive of moving images, Batalha Centro de Cinema presents four films shot in Porto — three of them never before seen — now in digital format. These four works document various episodes from the city’s history following the 25 April revolution (a protest, the shipwreck of an oil tanker near Castelo do Queijo, the bombing at Cooperative Árvore) and also a daily scene outside the artist's house. For each, a musical work has been commissioned to accompany the screening. This project has the support of Estate Ângelo de Sousa (Joana Caldeira and Miguel de Sousa).

Cooperativa Árvore

Portugal, doc./exp., 1976, 8’

Composition and performance by Pedro Ricardo

Ambre Solaire

Portugal, doc./exp., 1969–71, 11’

Composition by Manuel Linhares and performance by Paulo Barros

29 de Setembro de 1974

Portugal, doc./exp., 1974, 15’

Composition and performance by Angélica Salvi

Petroleiro a Arder

Portugal, doc./exp., 1975, 12’

Composition and performance by Fá Maria