"A city without humans"19 December 2020Factual10 mins
After being stuck at home for two months, she finally goes out for a walk. In a short form documentary, she photographically explores this deserted Lisbon, never ever seen, through a passionate look. The city breathes, stripped of human beings.
Watch the official The Symphony of a Deserted Lisbon 2020 trailer in HD below.
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