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Published: 27.07.2026

The short film Colapso, which featured Aurora Gil, a second-year student on the Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual and Multimedia, was the overall winner of this year's 48 Hour Film Project Lisbon.

Written and directed by Miguel Partidário, the production won seven awards, including Best Film and Best Director, and also received six nominations in the competition. Aurora Gil was part of the production team, working as a production assistant.

Aurora Gil, estudante do 2.º ano da Licenciatura em Audiovisual e Multimédia, integrou a equipa de produção na função de assistente de produção. - Fotografia da autoria de Cooperativa
Aurora Gil, a second-year student on the Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual and Multimedia, was part of the production team as a production assistant. — Photograph by Cooperativa do Cavalo.

Set in the near future, following a climate collapse, Colapso stood out among the competing productions and secured qualification for Filmapalooza 2027, which will take place in Curaçao. The international 48 Hour Film Project competition could pave the way for selection for the Cannes Film Festival, where the best films will be selected.

Fotografia de toda a equipa com o prémio - Fotografia da autoria de Cooperativa
Photograph of the entire team with the award — Photograph by Cooperativa do Cavalo.

The participation of ESCS students in projects of this nature highlights the importance of hands-on experience and engagement in professional environments for the development of skills in the audiovisual field.

The short film Colapso is temporarily available on YouTube.

Cartaz da curta-metragem Colapso
Poster for the short film Colapso.

Photographs by Cooperativa do Cavalo.