MOTELX marks 20 years spotlighting horror cinema in Lisbon

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The MOTELX International Horror Film Festival in Lisbon opens today, celebrating its 20th edition with over 170 films from 40 countries, highlighting Portuguese horror cinema. The festival runs until September 13 at Cinema São Jorge, featuring tributes to director Solveig Nordlund and the late Roger Corman. A new "Lost in Europe" section will showcase forgotten European films, and seven European features compete for the Méliès d'Argent award. Portuguese short films are also recognized, with ten competing for the national prize. The festival closes with "Fall 2: Deadpoint," and includes special screenings of classics like "The Hunger" and "Polyester."


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