13/02/2025

Ciclo de Cinema e Psicanálise: Lynch e o (In)consciente Múltiplo

On April 16 9PM, Lucas Ferraço Nassif will be commenting on David Lynch's short film The Grandmother (1970), at Base Organizada da Toca das Artes (BOTA).

In celebration of David Lynch, the Centro de Criação Psicanalítica, in partnership with BOTA and in collaboration with APPSI – The Portuguese Association of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and IARPP Portugal – The International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, will be showcasing three short films from the filmmaker's extensive body of work.

Through this cycle, we will dive into the deep states of mind, their strangeness, and the stream-of-consciousness imagery we became accustomed through David Lynch's work. The journey through Lynch's creative process, between the dreamlike and the enigmatic, will become our own journey through the poetic absurd in the world.

The three movies showcased will be:

26 March: What Did Jack Do? (2017)
16 April: The Grandmother (1970)
21 May: Fire (PoZar) (2020)

📸 The Grandmother [1970], by David Lynch

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29/04/2025

New date: Session 3 of our Reading Group on Catherine Malabou’s “Destructive Plasticity”

Due to unforeseen reasons, session three of our Reading Group on Catherine Malabou’s “Destructive Plasticity” has been postponed to May 5, 2025 (17h–18h UTC+1/WEST). SESSION THREE: BEYOND THE MESSIANIC: AUTOAFFECTION, HETEROAFFECTION – Monday, May 5, 2025 (17h–18h UTC+1/WEST) How can philosophical notions like “plasticity” and “affect” build bridges between continental philosophy and neurobiology? Why is […]
24/04/2025

Out now! Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image n.16

We are delighted to announce that Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image n.16, dedicated to the theme “Anime and Philosophy,” is now online! This special issue gathers a rich array of contributions exploring the philosophical dimensions of anime, ranging from its aesthetics and narrative structures to its metaphysical and ethical provocations. It features […]
24/04/2025

New article by Marco Grosoli

A new article by Marco Grosoli is out now! His article “Through a Glass, Slowly. On a Certain Continuity between the Two Halves of Tarr’s Career / À travers une vitre, lentement. Sur une certaine continuité entre les deux moitiés du parcours de Tarr” is part of the special issue Écrans 2024 – 2, n° […]
16/04/2025

The Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars: Muhammad Haris

The next Film-Phil Lisbon Seminar will be led by Muhammad Haris (Habib University) who will talk about “Natural Language Generation and the Script for a Film on Genocide”. Muhammad Haris is the Director for the Program in Comparative Humanities at Habib University in Karachi, Pakistan. The program’s curriculum is grounded in cross-disciplinarity, cooperation, and a […]
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