One of the most recent sections of Curtas, Revisited Cinema intends to keep the cinephile memory alive. For this edition, Curtas has prepared two tributes to two enormous filmmakers who continue to appear on the margins of traditional cinema histories: the work of the Portuguese António Campos, recognized as the father of Portuguese ethnographic cinema, will be the theme for two unmissable sessions and an important conversation; Frenchman François Reichenbach, forgotten name of the Nouvelle Vague generation, will receive an unprecedented retrospective designed in co-production with Casa do Cinema Manoel de Oliveira, from the Serralves Foundation. Still under the idea of discovery, the FILMar session proposes the rescue of some forgotten works, filmed in coastal areas near Vila do Conde. Revisited Cinema will also remember the work of Alain Resnais and Pier Paolo Pasolini, marking the centenary of their birth: the Frenchman with a session filled with unmissable shorts which are already classics; and the Italian through the exhibition "Theorem", prepared by Laurent Fiévet. Also featured will be a program designed by the critic João Lopes, that matches films by Resnais and Reichenbach. Finally, one of the highlights of the lineup will be the return of Francis Ford Coppola's classic "The Outsiders" (1983), now in an immaculately restored 4K copy that includes new scenes and an altered and expanded soundtrack.