Two young film enthusiasts from downtown São Paulo are doing a film rehearsal and, for the final scene, inspired by "The Man Who Left His Will on Film," they want to film a projection onto a woman's body.
A celebration in sound, colour and symphony, this concert film captures Brooke’s greatest hits spanning her beloved, three-decade catalogue. With orchestral arrangements by leading New Zealand composers, performed by Brooke alongside the Auckland Philharmonia and guests TEEKS, Georgia Lines and Ny Oh, Brooke Fraser - Live with the Auckland Philharmonia lets you join a sold-out, 10,000-strong Spark Arena crowd as one of Aotearoa’s most recognised songwriters takes a final bow under her “Brooke Fraser” name.
At the height of the Roman Empire, a young girl lives within the walls of Lucus Augusti (Lugo). She suffers visions of the destruction of her home and decides she must prevent it.
A lonely mantis ears a strange sound in the forest. What it encounters will change its life forever. Louva a Deus means in Portuguese mantis, the insect, but it can also mean ‘praise God’, because of their arms.
Three women from different generations discuss their relationship with their body hair, the pressure they felt to shave throughout their lives or the lack of it. How each of them approaches the subject, defending the individuality of their bodies and their right to choose.
The film flows not between points, but along the lines that connect them. I did not walk. I passed through. And now I walk again along those traces. That day, I was the camera, the fish, and the lingering wind.
Horizontal and vertical landscapes. Moments of transformation and mutation are endlessly repeated as digging through a space full of Paleozoic fossils.
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