Frequently Asked Questions

Tribeca Festival Lisboa is the European edition of the Tribeca Festival, an international event dedicated to film, storytelling and the many forms of audiovisual expression. More than a festival, it brings together Portuguese and international talent, film, conversations, culture and new experiences in the storytelling hub that connects Lisbon and New York.

The third edition of Tribeca Festival Lisboa takes place in December 2026, from 10 to 13 December 2026.

In 2026, the festival moves to the centre of Lisbon. The programme will be spread across several venues around Avenida da Liberdade, including Cinema São Jorge, Tivoli BBVA and Parque Mayer.

Tribeca Festival Lisboa brings together different forms of storytelling and entertainment, including films, premieres, talks, meet-the-talent sessions, immersive experiences and much more.

No. Although film is a central part of it, the Tribeca concept goes beyond screenings. The festival explores different ways of telling stories and fosters conversations, experiences and encounters between artists, creators, industry professionals and audiences.

Yes. Each edition of Tribeca Festival Lisboa has presented premieres and previews, including international titles and Portuguese cinema. The 2025 programme, for example, included Bugonia, Nuremberg and In the Hand of Dante, among others.

Yes. The festival includes talks, meetings with artists and creators, immersive experiences, concerts and other moments dedicated to storytelling and contemporary culture.

Some screenings may be attended by directors, actors or other members of the film teams, with introductions, conversations and Q&A sessions. Whether these take place depends on each edition’s programme.

Some events may be free to attend, while others require a ticket. Check the programme for the access conditions of each event.

Entry depends on the type of session or activity. Some initiatives may be free, while others require a ticket or pass. We recommend checking the programme and the official box office information before your visit.

The festival offers different types of access depending on the programme. Details on passes, individual tickets, prices and conditions will be available at the official box office once announced.

Open any paid event in the Programme and tap “Buy Ticket”. You’ll be taken to our official ticketing partner to complete your purchase securely. Tickets are also linked from each event page.

Yes, as long as you have a valid ticket or access for each session and allow for the schedule and travel time between the festival venues.

Yes — each event has its own ticket or registration, so you can build a plan that suits you. Follow the Programme for any passes or bundles announced for the 2026 edition.

The terms of use and transfer of tickets depend on the ticketing system used in each edition. Check the conditions attached to your ticket.

If you lose your ticket or can’t access it, contact the box office or the organisers before the session to check the available options.

Occasionally, yes. Times, venues or guests may be adjusted. The Programme and each event page always show the most up-to-date information, so keep an eye on them.

On any event page, use “Add to calendar” to save the date, time and venue straight to your device’s calendar in a single tap.

Each event page lists its guests and speakers, with photos and roles. Tap a guest to see how they connect to the rest of the programme.

The programme, schedules, venues and ticket information are available on the official Tribeca Festival Lisboa website, where up-to-date information about the edition is published.

Whether children can attend a session depends on its age rating and the specific conditions of each programme. Check the session information before buying your ticket.

Yes. One of the key parts of the film festival experience is building your own route through the programme and catching several sessions throughout the day.

Entry after a session has started depends on the venue’s rules and the conditions of the session itself. For safety reasons and to avoid disrupting the audience, late entry may not be guaranteed.

Entry conditions may vary depending on the venue and event. Check the rules stated on your ticket or by the organisers before you arrive.

The rules depend on the venue and the session. In general, please follow the instructions of the festival team and the venue.

Photography and video or audio recording during sessions may be restricted. Always follow the instructions of the organisers and the venue staff.

Whether children can attend a session depends on its age rating and the specific conditions of each programme. Check the session information before buying your ticket.