Pedro Serrazina

Pedro SERRAZINA is an award-winning director and senior lecturer in animation. His first short, Tale About the Cat and the Moon (1996), premiered internationally at the Cannes Film Festival and is still regularly screened in international retrospectives and festivals. Since then, his work has been exhibited and published internationally, ranging from film and site-specific installations to documentary, music videos and academic projects. Serrazina is interested in the interconnections between architecture, documentary and animation, and his practice-based PhD was dedicated to the use of animated space as a tool to reflect on social space. A member of the Society for Animation Studies and Ecstatic Truth (a symposium dedicated to animation and documentary practices), Serrazina is currently working on his next film, What Remains of Us. 

Filmography

(all short) Estoria do gato e da luna/Tale about the cat and the moon (1995), Gatophone (1996), Ciclo vicioso (1996), One Minute About My Life (1997), memory (1997), Within (1998, short), Canção Distant /Distant song (2001), Os Olhos do Farol/Eyes of the lighthouse (2010), Entre a Luz e Treva /Between shadow and light (2015), Dream City (2015, installation), It is Necessary That I Grow Smaller (2016) Crias – Lince Ibérico/Iberian lynx (2019), Community Heroes: Mamadou Baldé (2020), Community Heroes: Muhammad Munir (2020), Community Heroes: Sara Ali (2020), Lote B/Plot B (2021), Who Can Resist (2021), Sombras de nós próprios (2024), Shadows of Ourselves (2024)