Not Even the Sea Has So Much Water

A single mother finds her son who has been missing for years while fighting for her right to housing in an occupied community. While mean an old figure from Brazilian folklore enters the scene.

Through the science of dreams and guided by the memory of water, Anu—a young woman of African origin—retraces her ancestors' steps across the territory of Paraíba, a place where three reunions aim to plant a new memory of Indigenous and Black presence within the Brazilian collective imagination.