Luz Obscura

Susana de Sousa Dias

IndieLisboa 2017 • National Competition

Portugal, Documentary, 2017, 75′

Taking as its starting point the photographs taken by the Portuguese political police (1926-1974), including a mug shot of a woman holding a child, Luz Obscura seeks to reveal how an authoritarian system operates within the family intimacy.

Limoeiro

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Miragem Meus Putos

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