Women of the Revolution (2026)
Women of the Revolution is a film that celebrates the multitude of revolutionary women: the mothers of our democracy. Through the voice, gaze, silence, and actions of each of these women, we learn about the richness of their experiences, which together give us a legacy of trust, justice, perseverance, respect, and freedom. These are women who defeated fascism, colonialism, and social inequalities in Portugal and the occupied African territories and transformed the world around them.
Director: Raquel Freire
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Ana Maria Cabral as Self |
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Julieta Rocha as Self |
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Helena Neves as Self |
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Isabel do Carmo as Self |
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Maria Emília Bederode Santos as Self |
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Luísa Sarsfield Cabral as Self |
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Margarida Tengarrinha as Self |
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Teresa Loff Fernandes as Self |
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Ruth Rodrigues as Self |
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Zezinha Chatre as Self |
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Maria Inês Gonçalves as Self |
| Directing | Raquel Freire | Director |
| Camera | Aline Belfort | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Lisa Persson | Director of Photography |
| Production | Cláudia Rita Oliveira | Producer |
| Writing | Raquel Freire | Writer |
| Editing | Beatriz Sousa Dias | Assistant Editor |
| Editing | Maria Inês Gonçalves | Editor |
