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Silva Gama Film Festival
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.
An unusual mix of candomblé, sex and crime. The story unfolds after young Belinda and her friends arrive at a seaside campsite. During an evening stroll, they witness a religious ritual.
The first Portuguese documentary. A remarkable look at the lives of the working people of Nazaré, a fishing town in Western Portugal.
For most, beach is a synonym for vacation, parties, and crowds. But what does it mean to the locals?
"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."
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.
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
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.
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