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Biography Pocas Pascoal (1963, Angola) (also known as Maria Esperança Pascoal) became the first camera woman to work in Angolan broadcast television and currently lives in Paris, where she did her studies. She dedicated herself to photography and directed several documentaries and short films as well. In 2002 she became part of an art group and participated in various modern art exhibitions. Her documentary Il y a toujours quelqu’un qui t’aime was selected by various festivals. Por aqui tudo bem, entirely shot in Portugal, is her first feature film. Awards & festivals Tap Award Best Portuguese Feature Film (IndieLisboa International Independent Film Festival, Portugal, 2012) Best Film Award (Festival Internacional de Cinema de Luanda, Angola, 2012) African, Asian and Latin American Film Festival, Italy, 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival, USA, 2012 International Female Film Festival Malmö, Sweden, 2012 Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival, Brazil, 2011 Filmograghy Feature 2011 Por aqui tudo bem (All is Well) Short 2003 Il y a toujours quelqu'un qui t'aime |
