Muito Barulho

Portuguese director Miguel Gomes embarks on a journey through the soundscapes of Lisbon. His microphones capture not just the clatter of trams on Alfama's cobblestones, but also the quiet conversations in family taverns, the echoes from football stands, and the rhythms of fado in narrow alleyways. This 2026 documentary explores how sound shapes a city's identity and the memory of its inhabitants. Gomes records noises fading under modernity's pressure, crafting an acoustic portrait of a place between tradition and change. The viewer becomes a listener, immersed in a symphony of daily life where every rustle tells its own story.