Bernardo Silvino

We live in a period with little affection and heads down facing a cell phone screen. These are times of liquid relationships that flow through our fingers but at the same time also imprison us. The old is gone but the new has no form yet.

As long as there is a flame of remembrance in the hearts of those who, against all odds in the Universe, had the opportunity to enjoy a brief period of lucidity and touch each other, there will be life.

The simple act of building a step leads to a narrative with questions and ramblings about procrastination and ephemerality of life.

No synopsis available yet.

The documentary shows the life of Jacinto Amaral, former football player for the Atlético Mineiro club in Belo Horizonte, Brazil through the eyes of his grandson Bernardo Franco.

In the countryside of Panamá Jorge looks through his window

We live in a period with little affection and heads down facing a cell phone screen. These are times of liquid relationships that flow through our fingers but at the same time also imprison us. The old is gone but the new has no form yet.

As long as there is a flame of remembrance in the hearts of those who, against all odds in the Universe, had the opportunity to enjoy a brief period of lucidity and touch each other, there will be life.

The simple act of building a step leads to a narrative with questions and ramblings about procrastination and ephemerality of life.

No synopsis available yet.

The documentary shows the life of Jacinto Amaral, former football player for the Atlético Mineiro club in Belo Horizonte, Brazil through the eyes of his grandson Bernardo Franco.

The documentary shows the life of Jacinto Amaral, former football player for the Atlético Mineiro club in Belo Horizonte, Brazil through the eyes of his grandson Bernardo Franco.

The documentary shows the life of Jacinto Amaral, former football player for the Atlético Mineiro club in Belo Horizonte, Brazil through the eyes of his grandson Bernardo Franco.

In the countryside of Panamá Jorge looks through his window

Someone who carries dreams navigates the ups and downs of daily life, between exhaustion and the determination to keep going. It's unclear whether they seek to recover something lost or conquer something new, only that they remain obstinate.

What memories do you have of your grandparents' house? A coffee on the kitchen table in a town in the small city of Alfenas, Brazil brings Miss Inês and her reflections on life. Facing her grandson.