Dani Drumond

Bento, a worker and resident of downtown São Paulo, returns to the place where he grew up, his grandfather’s house in Serra da Cantareira, seeking not only peace, but also a job.

A son must help his father to carry out his last wish.

Água Rasa navigates the Paraopeba River, contaminated by toxic mud from mining waste due to the collapse of the Vale dam in Brumadinho-MG, running from the rupture site to its mouth, at the Três Marias Dam. Through the wisdom of Seu Pedro, Água Rasa discovers, in his bamboo pole, the power to listen and connect with the river, with the surrounding nature and with riverside spirits.