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Fire of Wind (Fogo do Vento) is a lyrical, politically-inflected drama directed by Marta Mateus. Filmed in Alentejo with nonprofessional local actors, the 74-minute Portuguese-language film explores memory, labor, and resistance through intimate, human-centered storytelling. Since its world premiere at Locarno in 2024, the film has traveled to major festivals worldwide and earned multiple awards for its incisive portrait of community and power.

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Crypto-obsessed with memory and place, Fire of Wind blends documentary sensibilities with fiction to stage a quiet revolution on screen. This page provides a detailed biography of Marta Mateus as a filmmaker, highlights from Fire of Wind’s discography (as it relates to material and screenings), and a current list of upcoming tour dates and venue information so you can secure your seats with ease.

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While there are no widely publicized official social media accounts for Marta Mateus, Fire of Wind’s festival circuit offers rich opportunities to engage with the film via partner cinemas and cultural institutions. Check local listings for screening times, Q&As, and related works that complement the film’s themes of labor, memory, and resistance. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss ticket options for every stop on the tour.

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Upcoming screenings continue to travel across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe, with future dates announced by major venues and universities. For the latest updates on theater locations, showtimes, and availability, keep checking this page and your local venue listings.

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  • Film title (English/Portuguese): Fire of Wind (Fogo do Vento); director: Marta Mateus (Estremoz, 1984).
  • Genre/style: lyrical, politically-inflected drama set in Alentejo; uses nonprofessional local actors to explore memory, labor, and resistance.
  • Runtime: 74 minutes; language: Portuguese; distributor: Cinema Guild (U.S.).
  • Premiere and festival run: premiered at Locarno in 2024; subsequent festival play including New York, London (BFI), Tokyo, Viennale, Valdivia; featured in Intervalos program at Reina Sofía (Madrid) in 2025.
  • Awards (2025): Best International First Film at the Busto Arsizio festival (Italy); other recognitions include special jury prizes at Gijón (Spain) and Athens.
  • 2025 screenings (selected): Apr 11, 2025 – Los Angeles, CA (American Cinematheque, Los Feliz 3); Jun 11, 2025 – Oxford, UK (Ultimate Picture Palace, Film in Focus preview); Oct 30, 2025 – New Haven, CT (Yale University); Nov 13–16, 2025 – Berkeley, CA (BAMPFA, Marta Mateus presents Fire of Wind and related works).

While there are no widely publicized official social media accounts for Marta Mateus, Fire of Wind’s festival circuit offers rich opportunities to engage with the film via partner cinemas and cultural institutions. Check local listings for screening times, Q&As, and related works that complement the film’s themes of labor, memory, and resistance. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss ticket options for every stop on the tour.

Upcoming screenings continue to travel across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe, with future dates announced by major venues and universities. For the latest updates on theater locations, showtimes, and availability, keep checking this page and your local venue listings.

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