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What is Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. about?

Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. is a short documentary. On All Saint’s Day in 1755, Lisbon was devastated by a catastrophic earthquake that nearly destroyed the city. In 2100, Edgar Pêra's animation, 'Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E.', envisions the future of Portugal’s capital. The film imagines whether Lisbon could evolve into a Garden of Earthly Delights. Through artistic interpretation, it reflects on the city’s historical trauma while considering themes of urban renewal and environmental sustainability. The animation presents a vision of potential rebirth for Lisbon.

When was Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. released?

Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. was released in 2000.

How long is Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E.?

Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. has a runtime of 9 minutes.

What genre is Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E.?

Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. is classified as History.

What topics does Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. cover?

Lisboa-Boa 345 A.E. explores topics including sustainability.