Building Bridges

The film centers on Heloisa, who receives a collection of super-8 films depicting the once-beautiful Seven Falls, now submerged due to the hydroelectric project. This personal gift serves as a catalyst for exploring memories of a politically charged past, particularly during the Brazilian military regime of the early 1980s.

Through her relationship with her father, Alvaro, an engineer involved in the project's glory days, the film critiques the political trajectory of Brazil. The juxtaposition of their perspectives highlights generational divides and differing views on the legacy of the dictatorship. Projections and maps serve as visual bridges to connect the past with the present, emphasizing the ongoing relevance of these historical events in their lives.