Mirage My Bros
Miragem meus putos
A primary school, a football club and a party. Diogo Baldaia’s portrait of a generation consisting of three small narratives about young people at various phases of their youth. A generation that is ready for the future, but as yet has no idea which opportunities life will offer them or of the hurdles yet to be taken. A film full of dreams, desire and uncertainty. Some dreams seem to already be coming true.
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View from Above
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Film details
- Country of production
- Portugal
- Year
- 2017
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2018
- Length
- 25"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
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