Juh Almeida

Ayo is an artist who lives alone submerged in her own sea and begins to question her identity when, through self-portraits, she realizes that she does not see herself as she really is. From then on, she begins to disentangle herself from the process. of social whitening and struggles with herself to claim her blackness.

When the water calls us, what do we hear and who do we think of? This short answers these questions.

An experimental film with a poetic premise that raises debates on the importance of black affection, seeking to break emotional barriers triggered by racism and lesbophobia, dedicating itself to boosting an urgent force to guarantee experiences of affection and love, elaborating and exposing an affectionate narrative as a mechanism for resistance and the flow of freedom of being and existing black and dyke.

Ayo is an artist who lives alone submerged in her own sea and begins to question her identity when, through self-portraits, she realizes that she does not see herself as she really is. From then on, she begins to disentangle herself from the process. of social whitening and struggles with herself to claim her blackness.

Ayo is an artist who lives alone submerged in her own sea and begins to question her identity when, through self-portraits, she realizes that she does not see herself as she really is. From then on, she begins to disentangle herself from the process. of social whitening and struggles with herself to claim her blackness.

Ayo is an artist who lives alone submerged in her own sea and begins to question her identity when, through self-portraits, she realizes that she does not see herself as she really is. From then on, she begins to disentangle herself from the process. of social whitening and struggles with herself to claim her blackness.

When the water calls us, what do we hear and who do we think of? This short answers these questions.

When the water calls us, what do we hear and who do we think of? This short answers these questions.

An experimental film with a poetic premise that raises debates on the importance of black affection, seeking to break emotional barriers triggered by racism and lesbophobia, dedicating itself to boosting an urgent force to guarantee experiences of affection and love, elaborating and exposing an affectionate narrative as a mechanism for resistance and the flow of freedom of being and existing black and dyke.

An experimental film with a poetic premise that raises debates on the importance of black affection, seeking to break emotional barriers triggered by racism and lesbophobia, dedicating itself to boosting an urgent force to guarantee experiences of affection and love, elaborating and exposing an affectionate narrative as a mechanism for resistance and the flow of freedom of being and existing black and dyke.