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Six Nights of Fright at MOTEL X 2017
Lisbon’s favorite horror fest attracts the kind of weirdos that make us feel right at home. We sent local artist Maria Ferreira to document the shenanigans.
September 19, 2017
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Lisbon’s favorite horror fest attracts the kind of weirdos that make us feel right at home. We sent local artist Maria Ferreira to document the shenanigans.
MotelX is arguably Portugal’s most beloved film festival, with thousands of devout followers showing up over the course of a week each September to binge on horror flicks. Atlas joined them, as always.
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If a Lisboeta tells you to go to a certain place whose name you’ve never heard — and you’re not quite sure where to find it — here’s what they mean.
All the campaigns have varying degrees of ambition to tackle the issues, but they should probably all taken with a pinch of salt.
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