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OPORTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FANTASPORTO 2013  Oporto Film Festival promotes films that seek new forms and methods of film making. 

33rd edition of the Festival to be celebrated from February 25 to March 10, 2013.

Fantasporto and Porto Pictures Gallery


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Homage to Ed Wood at Fantasporto 2012

Fantasporto 2012 (20 February - 04 March) paid homage to a series of Ed Wood films. The Ed Wood films that screened at the festival were: "Bride of the Monster" (1955), "Night of the Ghouls" (1959), "Plan 9 From Out of Space" (1959), "Glen or Glenda" (1953).

In the 1950's Ed Wood was as independent as they come, having made numerous black and white low budget indie films with his signature star actor Bela Lugosi. A screenwriter, director, producer, actor, author, and editor, Ed Wood was a one man show in many ways but not remembered as great in any one of his so-called talents. Wood made everything from -B- movie horror films to pornographic films later in his career. Most notably, he was awarded the Golden Turkey Award for being the "Worst Director" of all time.

Tim Burton made a film about this "Worst Director" called "ED WOOD" (1994) starring Johnny Depp. The film won two Academy Awards and made Ed Wood a household name.

-written by Vanessa McMahon, March 5, 2012

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About Fantasporto

Dorminsky Mario
(Fantasporto)

33rd OPORTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

The Oporto International Film Festival, specializes in fantasy and science-fiction films in its Official Competitive section.
This Festival also includes the 18th New Directors Week with an Official Competition and a Retrospective section. The Festival’s director, Mário Dorminsky, is preparing, with the help of the Portuguese Film Institute, a program with Portuguese Films for the benefit of the foreign guests in Fantasporto.
The Festival runs now in 5 theatres (2,600 seats altogether ) and screens nearly new 200 feature films each year. The press coverage of the Festival is made by all the most important Portuguese newspapers, radio stations and television networks and by foreign specialized press. This allows press dossiers of about 5000 clippings every year and represents a unique media coverage in Portugal for similar cultural events.

Almost 110,000 entries, per year is the average of the Festival’s past editions.


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