Thais Fernandes

The language that is born from the intersection of cultures, is a pretext to speak of the genesis of Latin America. A road movie that does not seek an answer on the way, but rather to break all possible certainties of what it means to exist at the edges of cultural definitions.

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The story of the "Ship of Freedom" (Nau da Liberdade), which began its work in May 2013. The group consists of patients, students, and workers who "navigate" the waters of mental health through theatrical practice, where learning, creation, care, production of subjectivity, autonomy, and citizenship are intertwined. They are explorers of their own destiny who, cast into the sea of madness, reinvent reality through art.

When we give something a name, does it lose or make sense? A female body proposes an apparently simple game - it asks women from diverse generations the definition of something that in theory unifies them. Part of a transmedia project, the film is the main entrance to a narrative that has many points of view and no right answer.

The weight of history becomes light in the hands of children. A group of kids become an interviewing team in a Budapest park, a graveyard of enormous old communist statues.

The language that is born from the intersection of cultures, is a pretext to speak of the genesis of Latin America. A road movie that does not seek an answer on the way, but rather to break all possible certainties of what it means to exist at the edges of cultural definitions.

The language that is born from the intersection of cultures, is a pretext to speak of the genesis of Latin America. A road movie that does not seek an answer on the way, but rather to break all possible certainties of what it means to exist at the edges of cultural definitions.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

The story of the "Ship of Freedom" (Nau da Liberdade), which began its work in May 2013. The group consists of patients, students, and workers who "navigate" the waters of mental health through theatrical practice, where learning, creation, care, production of subjectivity, autonomy, and citizenship are intertwined. They are explorers of their own destiny who, cast into the sea of madness, reinvent reality through art.

When we give something a name, does it lose or make sense? A female body proposes an apparently simple game - it asks women from diverse generations the definition of something that in theory unifies them. Part of a transmedia project, the film is the main entrance to a narrative that has many points of view and no right answer.

When we give something a name, does it lose or make sense? A female body proposes an apparently simple game - it asks women from diverse generations the definition of something that in theory unifies them. Part of a transmedia project, the film is the main entrance to a narrative that has many points of view and no right answer.

The weight of history becomes light in the hands of children. A group of kids become an interviewing team in a Budapest park, a graveyard of enormous old communist statues.