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"Me At The Beach: The Documentary" is a documentary, but I think everyone had already gotten to this point. However, it's not just a documentary, but the documentary that will definitively close this "Silly Season 2022."
Four years later, Guilherme Gomes is taking advantage of the Summer to capitalize on one of his first successes, "Me At The Beach: The Documentary".
A 15-year old girl yearns to see the ocean, but her disability interferes. Unable to travel to the beach with her sister, Marina strikes out on an adventure of her own.
In a vast and empty world, a wandering traveler forges a path by following her will and fateful opportunities. Looting is a means of survival. To walk alone, a way of existing.
For most, beach is a synonym for vacation, parties, and crowds. But what does it mean to the locals?
One summer morning, Mr Baiestorf forgets how to put on flip-flops, takes a deep breath, opens a beer and goes to the beach to spend a day full of love and great emotions.
The first Portuguese documentary. A remarkable look at the lives of the working people of Nazaré, a fishing town in Western Portugal.
A raw report from Rio de Janeiro shows how poor residents fight for space and dignity on beaches often treated as exclusive, exposing the social tensions behind a seemingly simple day at the sea.
Teresa, a single mother spends a day at the beach with her six-year-old son, Benji and her sister Marga, who is back in Portugal for a summer vacation. The day becomes very stressful with her sister's constant speech abo
You know that beach you go to for a bit of rest? They want to take it away from you. The so-called "Beach Amendment" (PEC das Praias)—championed in the Senate by Flávio Bolsonaro—could change who owns the Brazilian coas
The film documents the start, and difficult progress of a house cooperative in the fishermen's village of Meia Praia, during the revolutionary process in Portugal, from April 25, 1974 until mid-1976.
Silva Gama Film Festival
