A Arte da Luz Tem 20.000 Anos

This documentary, with a runtime of 55 minutes, delves into the Vale do Côa, a site known for its prehistoric rock art. Directed by João Botelho, it features a cast that includes Ricardo Aibéo, Joana Botelho, and Cláudio da Silva.

As a documentary, it appeals to viewers interested in archaeology, history, and the arts. The film's structured examination of the Vale do Côa's cultural importance makes it a distinctive piece within the genre, allowing collectors to appreciate its educational value and thematic depth.