Catarina de Sousa

Catarina de Sousa is a filmmaker, activist journalist, cinema and visual arts producer. Born in Póvoa de Varzim, Portugal, she has been living between Lisbon and São Paulo since 2011. She carried out projects of social and political nature in a Direct Cinema approach. She has also become a rare link between film and visual arts, sensitive to the changes that are taking place between the two arts. Has a Masters in Journalism by the University of Minho, with training in Documentary by Ateliers Varan, France.

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