Sofia Bost

Sofia Bost

History

Sofia Bost was born in Switzerland in 1986 but grew up in Portugal. After completing a degree in Communication Sciences in Lisbon, Sofia was accepted by The London Film School. She directed and edited several projects and was awarded an MA with distinction upon completion of her film “Swallows”. She’s currently preparing her next short whilst freelancing as director and editor in Lisbon.

Profile

Sofia Bost

Movies

Três Realizadoras Portuguesas
Três Realizadoras Portuguesas
Director
Party Day
Party Day
Editor
Mena lives alone with her daughter Clara. Today is Clara’s seventh birthday. Despite her limited financial resources, Mena still manages to organise a birthday party. But after a phone call from her mother, she becomes distraught and anxious.
Party Day
Party Day
Director
Mena lives alone with her daughter Clara. Today is Clara’s seventh birthday. Despite her limited financial resources, Mena still manages to organise a birthday party. But after a phone call from her mother, she becomes distraught and anxious.
Barley Fields on the Other Side of the Mountain
Barley Fields on the Other Side of the Mountain
Editor
In the remote mountains of Tibet, a teenage girl must choose between supporting her family after her father's political imprisonment or joining a group of oppressed nuns on their journey to freedom.
Swallows
Swallows
Producer
Sara moved to London to find a job in graphic design, but she's stuck in a restaurant kitchen. Today, after one more rejection, she starts facing her failures and the reality of her life. Torn between her Portuguese roots and the need to make her own path, Sara finds herself on the edge of change.
Swallows
Swallows
Writer
Sara moved to London to find a job in graphic design, but she's stuck in a restaurant kitchen. Today, after one more rejection, she starts facing her failures and the reality of her life. Torn between her Portuguese roots and the need to make her own path, Sara finds herself on the edge of change.
Swallows
Swallows
Director
Sara moved to London to find a job in graphic design, but she's stuck in a restaurant kitchen. Today, after one more rejection, she starts facing her failures and the reality of her life. Torn between her Portuguese roots and the need to make her own path, Sara finds herself on the edge of change.
I Don’t Know Where I’m Going
I Don’t Know Where I’m Going
Director
1997. Vera is an introverted ten year old that lives with her mother Luísa in Lisbon. Christian, her estranged French father, only visits once a year. But this summer he invites Vera to come to his house in France. Vera hesitates, realising she doesn’t really know Christian. They don’t even have a common language. Will Vera finally connect with her father? What are the effects of fatherlessness in one’s life?