Antígona 442 A.C.

Set in ancient Greece, Antígona 442 A.C. tells the story of a young princess who defies the king’s orders regarding the burial of her brother. The narrative centers on Antigone's choice to honor her brother against the political motivations of King Creon. This conflict between personal conviction and state law drives the plot, leading to tragic consequences.

With a runtime of 70 minutes, the film features Andréa Beltrão in the lead role. Its unique take on the timeless themes presented in Sophocles' play offers a contemporary lens on the moral dilemmas faced by individuals in the face of authority. This film is a compelling exploration of human rights and familial loyalty, set against a backdrop of political strife.